Dry Lube vs WD-40

[Bob Ritter]

I just removed my convertible top bow assembly to sand blast for painting, the worse part was cleaning all the grease, dirt, and grime from around the rivets and bow arms, this was caused from the oils that had been used over the years. The problem with using these types penetrating oils is they don't dry and allow dirt and grime to build up. What you should be using is Dry Lube, it goes on wet and sets up with a dry wax like synthetic film, and it does not collect dirt and grime, you can use it on hinges, locks, or any moving part. I would suggest buying it in a aerosol can with a straw for reaching the hard area's to reach.