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So, you can heat your knives and apply Militec, allow to cool, and wipe them dry, and have a residual dry lubricant film. But it's a bit of overkill IMHO; not even an auto knife will ever need the high-heat, high-pressure properties of Militec, and while using Militec works as well as any other lube, there are plenty of other wet and dry lubes that work as well without all the muss and fuss of heating. (And smell better, too!)
Resumindo: seu mecânico conhece bem Ainda mais do que eu, viu seu carro e lhe deu uma opiniãeste que tem base histórica do motor VHC.
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Why do you have to heat the knife? I don't have to heat the knife when I use Breakfree CLP. It is a synthetic and won't gum so maybe that's the difference between it and Miltec. That sounds like alot of trouble just to lube a knife, IMHO.
Don't forget, Militec was not created for lubricating knives, but for automatic and semi-automatic firearms. The heat and pressure they generate during firing tends to ruin other lubricants, and "oily" lubes attract and hold dust and dirt, accelerating wear.
Man this stuff is great is takes very little and is one of the best metal to metal contact lube I have ever used. Check them out at ...
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This rust preventative and metal conditioner provides dry and constant lubrication that prevents jamming and foreign material build-up. Militec-1 bonds with the metal to inhibit corrosion and to porque não olha aqui make cleaning easier.
With all the discussion about heat treating I've been worried about heating my blades too much. I've just put a hairdryer on high and put it on the blade for about 5 min, then applied the Militec. The blade was too hot to touch, so I assume it was pretty warm.
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Entãeste Francisco, 60 ml a cada litro por óleo, Não irei saber te dizer porque o mecânico coloca 25 ml. O que pode estar acontecendo é qual tais como a embreagem da moto Teimavive banhada no precisamente óleo do motor e a embreagem da moto precisa de atrito, Este mecânico parecer de que como o Militec tira o atrito deve ser colocado quantidade menor, Porém na verdade coloca-se 60 ml por litro e usa-se a maneira correta de aplicação, Ou mesmo que aplica a quantidade correta seis% do volume de óleo, liga a moto e Vive utilizando ela 15 minutos ligada isento acionar a embreagem, os 15 MOMENTOS de que ela vai ficar parada já vai tomar este condicionamento do metal vai tirar este atrito no motor e Nesse caso o pouco Militec de que restar junto ao óleo nãeste ira vir a interferir na embreagem. Espero deter ajudado e Obrigado pelo contato.
in leia mais the summer just put it on the dashboard of your car in the sun. with a shop rag under it. you can do lots of them at a time and not worry about
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I read on here somewhere that the blade should be heated to about 140 degrees in order for the Militec to make the proper bond. Is this true?