Suggestion of Lube for toolbox slides, NONBEARING

[Jack Gaskins]

I have an old 20 drawer craftsman tool box set. It has non-bearing drawer sliders. What would be a good lube to use on the drawer slides.

[David Christopher]

white lithiom in a spray can

[glenn bradley]

+1 white lithium (but I had a tube open already; spray would be neater).

[Rich Engelhardt]

Tetra Gun Grease rocks.
Best bang for the buck - no pun intended.

[Jack Gaskins]

Thanks for the replies. I read that plain old bees wax works great? I have some WLG in a tube but am affraid to use it since my shop gets very dusty with my woodworking.

[Dave Lehnert]

I use this stuff on everything and it works great. It does not attract dust when dry. I buy it at Lowe's. Great for Table saws also.
I once had a bolt on my mower that an impact wrench would not take off. I used this stuff and let it sit for a 1/2 hour. The bold came off with just a hand wrench.
http://www.lowes.com/pd_213197-39963-D00110101_0_?productId=1059839&Ntt=dupont+teflon+spray&Ntk=i_products&pl=1&currentURL=/pl__0__s?newSearch=true$Ntt=dupont%20teflon%20spra y$y=0$x=0



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[Chip Lindley]

+1 on Dave's Teflon spray! It dries to a powdery coating and is not greasy. Does not attract dust. Yeah!

[Robert Malone]

I also agree with Dave! Keep a can in the shop and one in the garage.