Caliper sliding pin boots

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by highkm, May 8, 2007.

  1. highkm

    Tegger Guest


    To jim beam: If you decide to check out that link, you'll see a link to the
    MSDS at the bottom. Do you see any silicone in the MSDS? The chemical names
    mean nothing to me.
     
    Tegger, May 11, 2007
    #21
  2. highkm

    jim beam Guest

    not much! the polyproplyene glycol is a thickening agent - used in
    toothpaste among other things. the methylated silica is a bulking agent
    the p.g. can bind to. not much room for dimethylpolysiloxane [the
    silicone] after that!
     
    jim beam, May 12, 2007
    #22
  3. highkm

    Tegger Guest


    So then "Sil-Glyde" is more "Glyde" than "Sil". Interesting to know, but
    not ultimately of effect on my purchase and use decisions. The stuff is
    still excellent. But there was once better....

    In my neck of the woods twenty-five years ago there used to be a substance
    called "Impac 1000".
    It was an extremely effective potion. Unfortunately, efficacy does not
    automatically conflate with business success, and Impac 1000 went out of
    business. I was therefore forced to fall back on Sil-Glyde.
     
    Tegger, May 12, 2007
    #23
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