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I want to know if anyone has ever used synthetic grease on their lug holes on Casio G-shocks.
I've seen images that over a long period of time the friction between the springbar and the lug hole will eat away at the lug hole.
This happens with both metal cases and especially resin cases.
I would think that greasing up the lug holes will reduce friction between the springbar and the resin lug hole and increase the useful lifespan of your Casio G-shock watch.
Am I correct to assume this or will using synthetic grease on the resin lug holes of my Casio G-shock make it worse?
I've seen images that over a long period of time the friction between the springbar and the lug hole will eat away at the lug hole.
This happens with both metal cases and especially resin cases.
I would think that greasing up the lug holes will reduce friction between the springbar and the resin lug hole and increase the useful lifespan of your Casio G-shock watch.
Am I correct to assume this or will using synthetic grease on the resin lug holes of my Casio G-shock make it worse?