Lock Saver anyone?

[dicey]

I recently made a review on Lock Saver and thought some of you might be interested in it.
You can also get Lock Saver here in Europe, there is a distribution in Sweden! Links can be found in the description of the video.

[LockDocWa]

Is it just for protection, and not meant to lubricate?
It would be beneficial if it were to leave a Teflon or silicon film behind.

[dicey]

It does leave a Teflon film behind. Look closely and you can make out a VERY slight white nearly invisible film. This is also why it is a dry lubrication. It will protect but not attract any dust. Best to be used on clean surfaces.

[fgarci03]

Anyone knows if this could be used on combination locks after cleaning them?

[GWiens2001]

I think fgarci03 is asking about combination safe locks, though I could be wrong.

Gordon

[fgarci03]

Indeed!

[dicey]

I had exactly the same idea than you mate. I am checking hat ATM with a safe technican

[LockDocWa]

I wouldn't apply Anything to safe lock wheel pack.

[ARF-GEF]

I wouldn't apply Anything to safe lock wheel pack.

+1
I think that's the officil recomendation too

[dicey]

Well... that is also what I would do in the first place but since it is a dry lubricant it might be worth thinking about it. It will prevent that the brass wheels corrode after the years.

I know some safe technicians.
Some of them use WD40 (no idea why... just for cleaning purposes mainly)
Some us nothing and just simply clean them.
And a few use this product and swear on it:

http://www.mbausa.com/item.asp?num=AS22

[dll932]

This is recommended by Medeco, among other manufacturers:

http://www.locksmithledger.com/product/ ... uber-cp200

[dicey]

I do really not mind what a lock company recommends to be honest.
And this product is probably not for safe locks.

But as Arf already said... I usually do not lub my safe locks at all.

[jdislandlock]

I wouldn't apply Anything to safe lock wheel pack.

+1
I think that's the officil recomendation too

+2 DO NOT LUBRICATE SAFE WHEEL PACKS!

the ONLY way in my opinion, to clean wheel packs, is with lighter fluid as it will 100% evaporate & it will desolve any gunk or grease that has accumulated in the wheel packs/on the surface.....


On a side note, the Lock saver looks OK.... but i prefer my Tri-flow.... I cannot see the lock saver having anywhere near the penetrating capabilities that tri-flow has.... No sense carrying around 2 products when you can use tri-flow for it all.