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Maintaining Your Core-Tex RT

 

Periodic cleaning of your ball transfers will help to maintain performance, decrease sound and prevent damage to the bottom of the dome. If your Core-Tex is not moving as smoothly as you like, then you will need to clean the ball transfers. This video takes you through step by step along with recommendations on a few drops of lubricant.

 IMPORTANT Avoid use of any lubricants that can break down ABS plastic after prolonged exposure.  Certain lubricants will chemically interact with the ABS causing damage.  A silicone based lubricant is safest on plastics. 

Examples of acceptable lubricants:

  • Super Lube® Multi-Purpose Synthetic Lubricant with PTFE Spray
  • DuPont™ Teflon™ Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant Spray
  • WD-40 Specialist Water-Resistant Silicone Lubricant Spray (note this is not the most common form of WD40)

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