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Thread: Correct lubrication for metal sliding beds and tracks?

  1. 1-Jan-2016, 13:49 #11
    John Kasaian
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    Re: Correct lubrication for metal sliding beds and tracks?

    I wonder what Kodak recommended back "in the day?"
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  2. 2-Jan-2016, 09:33 #12
    rbultman
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    Re: Correct lubrication for metal sliding beds and tracks?

    Is paraffin at all useful or something to be avoided? Isn't this recommended in Grafmatic holders? Thought it might be good for sliding metal surfaces.
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