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Chain waxing + graphite question
I have been hot waxing my chains for the last year or so and have been
quite pleased with the results. Before I rewax I take the still cool "cake" of wax out of the cooker and scrape off the small amount of sediment (dirt) that has settled to the bottom of the cake. I have read that some people recommend adding some graphite to the wax to help increase the life of the chain. However, if I add graphite to the wax, wouldn't it settle to the bottom of the wax cake after I'm done with waxing? In that case, wouldn't I remove the graphite when I scrape off the sediment, defeating the purpose of adding the graphite? Harry |
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