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1. 
   HowardAcheson | Mar 21, 2011 02:20pm | #1

   Try rubbing paraffin wax on and in the track(s).

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   rutherfordfam | Mar 22, 2011 08:48pm | #2

   Thanks, Howie - we'll try that tomorrow!

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   BruceS | Mar 22, 2011 10:41pm | #3

   Better than wax or parifin !!  Try slick strips,  they are a stick on HDPE that are about as slick as,  you know what.  And don't have to be replaced or attended to for a very long time.  I use them to fix wood drawer glides that are well worn and will be using them as drawer "beds" for a pie safe I'm building.  Not going to be using modern glides at all.

   http://www.eagleamerica.com/product/v400-1158/saw_blades_and_accessories

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   AutumnWoods | Mar 22, 2011 11:43pm | #4

   Something Else

   I've used a product called slide-ez or some spelling variation on that.  Might be made by behlen.  It seems to develop a good slick barrier.  But candle wax would probably work too.

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   leetr | Mar 30, 2011 05:11pm | #5

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   I believe candle wax is a good alternative, can't really suggest more than has already been said

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