robert sadowski wrote: > > List, > I've heard of a liquid that you "paint" on the key pins that drys to a > slippery coating. Anybody know about this? > > Bob Sadowski RPT > Erie,PA > > ---------- You're probably thinking of one of the Emrolon (sp??) products. This is the green stuff (Usually. It doesn't have to be green.) you find on the tops of the jacks and repetition levers in Baldwin actions. It has to be baked on fairly high temperatures for it to bond. There were (are?) a couple of versions of this stuff that were supposed to bond without heat. But they didn't. At least not to slick surfaces like keypins. It's generally a problem trying to get a lubricant like Teflon (or its cousins) to bond to anything without special treatments. --ddf
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