Hoyt, get yourself one of those zinc-plating kits from Caswell, turn the
pucks a few thou undersize and zinc plate them so they won't rust.  Then,
take your caliper and get the bore where the puck sits hard-anodized.

You shouldn't have any more problems with sticking.

Kevin


> Problem is easily defined: pucks are sticking into caliper bores. Can see
> that whitish stuff coming from the AL caliper body and can see some rust
on
> puck OD. Doesn't seem to matter if the brakes get wet, and for that
matter,
> I keep it under a roof and they don't. Pucks can't be removed from body
w/o
> lots of wriggling and prying or pumping out. Once all is cleaned up,
things
> are fine. For a few weeks.
>
> Considering the adventures others have had with puck-lubing, I'm reluctant
> to try it. Don't want to define this as an impossible sitch though.
>
>
> Regards,  Hoyt McKagen



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