Silicone spray generally comes with a straw. I've gotten that stuff up in the closer pump, and let it run down over that full length hinge on our storm door. it got quiet.
What I can't seem to find is how to get the recliner to stop squeaking. Maybe Lenny, or another one of the "good husbands" would know. I was told not to use the silicone and so I left it squeak. :) On Fri, 22 Aug 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Spiro's mention of storm doors reminded me that I meant to ask this: > WE have three storm doors altogether, and two are associated with a sort of > three-seasons room. These two have developped some really loud squeals when > the door is opened or closed. There has to be a way of getting a lubricant > to the hinge, but there don't seem to be pins that could be extracted. > Anybody have experience with this? > Thanks. > > > Bill Stephan > Kansas Citty MO > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Phone: (816)803-2469 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Friday, August 22, 2008 12:58 pm > Subject: [BlindHandyMan] pushbars >> Hi Folks, I've gotten a few responses on my request for push bars. >> They >> were in the manner of "me too". >> Well, recently a glass and ceramic diamond bit was posted. >> That company >> technologylk.com >> sells loads of things like storm door hardware as well as mirrored >> glass >> and glass cutters. >> They have white powdered aluminum pusbars, set of 3 in aluminum >> frame part >> dg40 spanning up to 36 inches >> and they have vinyl coated, (thin metal) 2 bar kits (maybe in >> strictly >> vinyl brackets as I bought at ACE hardware a few years ago) >> item k5166 is gray and k5167 is white. >> I really think I want the dg40. >> I'm going back there as they have parts to fix luver mechanisms as >> well.Thanks for the post, to the poster, it has had valuable >> tangential >> results! >> >> >
