I know my dad always sprays this "high-pressure" spray grease on the door
hinges of his cars. It sprays on liquidy, then congeals to become a fairly
substantial grease. Heaven help you if you get it on your clothing, though.
""Mallett, Donald B"" <Donald.Mallett@BNSF.com> wrote in message
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> What is the best type of grease or lubricant to use on the door hinges? An
> old timer I lived next to as a kid would take a few drops of motor oil and
> drip it on the top of the moving parts of the hinges, every other oil
change
> he did. Never did see any rust around the doors of his old cars (:-p What
> about a spray oil, thicker then WD-40? Maybe a white luthemem grease
spray?
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