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From: David Barr <davidb@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Re: Lubricant
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>  [ ... Does anyone know what silicone
>  Alex is discussing? Any other good ideas on lubricants? -- Dan ]

I think most auto parts stores sell a silicone spray lubricant.  I don't
know what the brand names are.  I have used this on my cubes and it
works well.  After you first apply it, the cube will seem stiff, but if
you keep turning it for a while it starts working.

David