Suppressor Piston Grease, Also, for the piston section, will regular lubriplate So I've got my first can with a piston (a Sig MOD-X 9). Thanks. The four poll choices are the ones most debated on the suppressor forums. If you don't, it eventually won't function. Went with the WD-40 spray white lithium grease for ease of application and made sure to really coat the piston like the one that came with suppressor already was (this is a separate piston from Griffin for The dielectric grease is just lightly rubbed on the static parts to make the can break down and disassemble easier. Considering the investment and number of accessories and add ons, do you grease the threads and . Instructions says to use a little white lithium grease after cleaning. Though I'm still working up an understanding of which of the two provided piston springs to use On the other hand, there are certain things you Need to clean. Oil burns off quickly, grease lasts a little longer. Hence the recomendations for the other day i had to grease up my disk brake caliber floating bolts and had a thought on using synthetic for certain parts on cans that tend to get welded due to heat and carbon. Anyone know if the aero shell 33ms okay to I've heard that grease gets very hot, smokes, and stinks to high heaven. Went with the WD-40 spray white lithium grease for ease of application and made sure to really coat the piston like the one that came with suppressor already was (this is a separate piston from Griffin for The grease needed will be used to lubricate the piston system in the suppressor, otherwise know as a Nielson Device or LID ( linear inertial decoupler. Any O-rings should be Viton to resist What kind of grease do y’all use for the piston spring on yalls suppressors? Got a new gemtech lunar 45. the piston Grease on suppressor threads? Got my silencerco hybrid erector set last week. One of them being your pistol booster for your suppressor. The grease will be subjected to I have some non-graphite valvoline wheel bearing grease that I use for barrel nuts, but I don't think it's nickel based. Just curious; what does everyone use for lubricant on the pistons for their pistol suppressors? Just cleaned my pistons/assembly for my silencerco osprey for the first time. Any O-rings should be Viton to resist the effects of the lube (most manufacturers will use Viton O-rings from the factory). Oil burns off quickly, grease lasts a little longer. Shooting a can "wet" is when you actually inject gel into the can for the We have also used marine bearing grease available at boat trailer places for about $4/11 oz cartridge.
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