which leads to graphite’s fame as a lubricant. It was once thought that graphite’s lubricity came from fluids like air or water being trapped between these monoatomic layers, giving it some ...

Fortunately [pescado99] has shared a beautifully simple cure for dead or dying remote buttons: graphite dry lubricant. Most remotes operate by pushing a conductive carbon coating on the back of ...

plastic and metal when only a thin layer of lubricant is necessary. Because silicone dries, it wont get your clothing greasy. Graphite lubricant is the right choice for locks as it wont attract ...

Locksmiths have long used powdered graphite to lubricate the workings of locks, and if your key refuses to slide fully into the lock, you can do the same. But there’s an easier (and less expensive!) ...