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07-05-2014, 12:40 PM
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Sorry man. I used to use Lubriplate back in the 80's, on the first few engines I ever built, but since I saw the engine with it dried up in it, I haven't used it since.
I prefer thicker, oily, assembly lube like Synergyn. I tried the Brad Penn assembly lube, but I didn't like it because it is too sticky and stringy. When it sits on something flat, exposed to open air, it gets thick and gooey, almost like rubber cement just before it cures all the way.
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