T&T: Locking Fuel Fill Caps

[Truelove39 at aol.com]

Keith  -
 
Sailcote  sounds like a good idea - I'll give it a try - thanks. The "acid 
test" of a lock  lube are the locks on either end of the dink security cable. 
The shore end lock  invariably likes to leap from my hand for a swim!
 
BTW,  graphite isn't ever a good idea on any stainless items.
 
Regards,
 
John
 
>I spray all my locks with a shot of Sailcote about once a  quarter. This dry 
lubricant works well to keep locks working smoothly in  salt water exposure. 
Oh yea, never use graphite on locks that will be  exposed to salt water. 
Since it's conductive, it'll set up a nice little  galvanic current that will 
eat them alive.






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