Non-greasy anti-corrosion stuff

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sharpstick
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Non-greasy anti-corrosion stuff

Post by sharpstick » Sun Feb 22, 2026 8:12 am

What is the best dielectric/anti-corrosion stuff that is not greasy(and dust collecting) for extension cords, spider boxes, etc.? (The grid equipment is rental, but extension cords, splitter, power strips are camp and camper owned.) I'm thinking some kind of spray, like non greasy bike chain lube or Boeshield T-9?
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Re: Non-greasy anti-corrosion stuff

Post by Popeye » Sun Feb 22, 2026 1:01 pm

I don't see how anything can be non-greasy and still be a conductor and able to be wiped on a wire.
I'd probably us coroseal or another dielectric grease usually found on copper to aluminum connections.
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