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>Humbly asking for help.
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>I went into Lowes to get my new supply of white lithium grease and was not
>paying attention and got high heat grease for bearings and rotors. It is
>really blue!!!!!!!
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>Will this work well and what is the difference?
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>I probably will not make the RPM's to warrant the high heat;-) What about
>using it on bearings, threads and cables? Will it work in Clymer where it
>has been running 22 degrees and lower this week?
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>Howard Darr
>Clymer PA
Howard,
Not sure if this is the same, but Sta-Lube used to sell a synthetic, poly-urea based grease that somebody at that Co. used to ship with a label calling it "Smurf C--", I'm sure he/they got fired over that once management found out. But it was about a "Smurf" blue color and very similar to the Park blue grease in that it was compatible with all other formulations...a big plus for me. I had no complaints with it, but it never gets that cold here in NoCal (at least where I ride) to tell you if it will harden in the cold...I suspect it will do just fine, though.
Alan Goldsworthy
SF, CA