C Cal Vanize Nov 15, 2005 #41 NoNoBadDog! said: When lithium grease is applied sparingly, it spreads very thinly and evenly, does not tend to clump up like regular grease, and lubricates longer. It is used for any number of applications, and *how* it is applied is important. Bobby Click to expand... Same thing applies to Valvoline 10w30. So what is the advantage of Lithium grease over light mineral oil?
NoNoBadDog! said: When lithium grease is applied sparingly, it spreads very thinly and evenly, does not tend to clump up like regular grease, and lubricates longer. It is used for any number of applications, and *how* it is applied is important. Bobby Click to expand... Same thing applies to Valvoline 10w30. So what is the advantage of Lithium grease over light mineral oil?
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