VJ-LUBE Formula Teflon paint

[Oleg Isaac]

Hello all,

Could somebody gives me the formula for VJ LUBE (weights, or quantity)

(I have Lanolin, Vaselin and talc, and even teflon powder)

Del, what proportions of teflon, do you use ? I tried with vaseline and
it gives me a very solid product, not easy to apply.

 Thank you in advance.

P.S. What is the "Teflon" or "Modbylum Bysulfite" paint reference ? from
Protek or any other source. I talk about the one's wich is on the
Renner,s repetition lever.

Isaac OLEGDelwin D Fandrich wrote:
> 
> Roger Jolly wrote:
> 
> > Greetings All,
> >                Have you tried substituting common paraffin wax in lieu of
> > the messy dag. NOT FOR BUTT LEATHER OR KNUCKLES> Many applications like
> > grand action return springs and trap work bushing it does a better job. One
> > trick we use for trap work and peddle bushings is to heat and drip the wax
> > into the bushings, since we started using this method a few years ago,
> > recalls on pedal sqeaks have dropped to zero. When rebushing damper lift
> > hanger do not glue the new bushing in place, just melt the wax into the
> > bushing rough size with an awl and reinstall, you will be suprised how
> > smooth and quiet the action will become. Same treatment for grand pedals
> > and pedal rods. The wax takes years to dry or wear out.
> > Get rid of your recalls,
> > Roger Jolly
> > University of Saskatchewan
> > Dept. of Music.
> 
> --------------------------------------------
> 
> Once again, might I suggest VJ-2. (Or, perhaps, VJ-T.) That's VJ-Lube with Teflon powder. As much as it takes to make it the
> consistency you want. It's not terribly messy and lasts forever.
> 
> -- ddf