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Lubricate arms

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Any suggestions on what to use to lubricate the arms that support rear spoiler.

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Any suggestions on what to use to lubricate the arms that support rear spoiler.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any suggestions on what to use to lubricate the arms that support rear spoiler.

POST 2Original post

Assume you are getting the same squealing sound that I get when it goes up?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

going up and down it makes a annoying squeak.

POST 4Original post

Wurth HHS2000 lubricant all the way. WD40 consistency when sprayed and solid gel like when dried. Water resistent and not attracting dust. You can use it anywhere. - Ahsai

POST 6Original post

Now that i have a fixed wing i don't worry about it anymore, but when i did have the stock one , i used to get that annoying noise. I use something that was made for mororcycles, its called chain wax, i cannot tell you how well it worked, if you have a friend with a bike try it, its not messy and worked really well for me.

POST 7Original post

+1 on chain wax. Goes on as a liquid so it penetrates, and then solidifies into a lubircating wax. Dosent attract dirt either. You can get it at any motorcycle shop, or probably most bicycle shops too.

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