Steering stops

[Leodis]

Whats best to use grease or copper slip?

[TonyN]

Grease is best, stickier the better. Copperslip will work, but as has been pointed out before, Copperslip is faintly abrasive, so in about 100 years it'll have worn through steering stops. Its designed for anti-seize rather that lubricating.

[laser_jock@work]

Whats best to use grease or copper slip?

Thickest, badest, meanest grease you can get your hands on! You don't want it to wash off in the first puddle. I use some old (1950's) water pump grease I found with the consistancy of tallow- lasts for a few months.

[DaveD]

Gloopy Grease!

[stormforce]

i use the grease from the lubricators on the railway.If it's good enough for thr track and trains it's good enough for the surf

[hawkwind]

I just cut a lock of the wifes hair and rub a little of hair grease on

[Leodis]

I just cut a lock of the wifes hair and rub a little of hair grease on

Just be careful she doesn't read this and scalp you

[contaminated]

Whats best to use grease or copper slip?

No point spending any money, just get something cheap and sticky. Grease lasts ages on mine.