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Just cleaned off the corrosion off my battery terminals with a water and baking soda solution (worked great).
Now I want to insulate the terminals.
I've got some "silicon grease" for o-rings. Will that work? Won't cause a fire, will it?
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Vaseline works pretty good.
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All I got that's greasy is silicon o-ring grease. Will that work?
I also have butter in the fridge.
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As Stephen posted - Vaseline works OK - if you want the real thing - you can get silicone di-electric grease at an auto parts store. (not the same thing as o-ring lube)
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Oh-yeah - if you're one of those guys who cooks food on his exhaust manifolds on a long trip - the butter might not be a bad idea!
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Hee hee!!!
Don't 'really' use butter, things'll start to grow on your battery terminals if you do. Dielectric grease is cheap, get some. (I need to, too!)
-L
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BTW....
The manual says to use petroleum jelly, not silicone grease....
FYI....
-L
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