Dry Graphite vs Oil-Based Lubricant - Better for Hinges and Latches on Cars

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In this video, 1A Auto shows you the best type of lubricant for hinges and latches on cars
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[@Ligh7Bulb]

5 years later and this video is still useful

[@EazyT8439]

Graphite is so underrated I stopped using grease and oil on a lot of parts and components because it won’t attract dirt and gunk up

[@victoryfirst2878]

How can you get the spray on the other side of the door chuck ????

[@Videpedia]

How about Houdini ? I heard many locksmiths love that.

[@EazyT8439]

Keep in mind it’s black spray that will not come off of some surfaces. I learned that the hard way 😂

[@Videpedia]

How about dry Teflon ?

[@googleplusisinvasiveandhor4066]

Is this the best brand out there?

[@meanf1502]

Is this safe for plastic thought heard it wasn't like wd40 crap

[@Mr.Beastforpresident]

What brand is this spray?

[@lukebrinkerhoff5448]

mac. its sold at napa.

[@DuoMaxwell]

Nice biased sponsored video. I was wanting to see a comparison of graphite vs oil. Not that “using oil draws more dirt.”

[@Zack-lq9tb]

It's simple a fact. Oil holds dust. That's why use graphite.