Window channel lubrication

I did mine several years ago and used mobile 1 synthetic grease in the tracks and rollers. I used super lube synthetic grease in the transmissions that are between the motors and the lift assemblies. I am not sure your newer model has those transmissions separately or what is needed for them.
 
I wonder about using "dry" lubricants as my fear is grease will accumulate dirt over time and turn into an abrasive rather than lubricant.
 
bavbob said:
I wonder about using "dry" lubricants as my fear is grease will accumulate dirt over time and turn into an abrasive rather than lubricant.
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I’d love to hear thoughts on this as well…with the grease being exposed to a decent amount of weather, I worry about grit contamination…but worry dry lube isn’t thick and luby (?) enough..
 
The original grease lasted about 50 years, and I fully expect that in another 20 years the window tracks on my coupe will need to be refreshed. Won’t be my problem though.
 
I have ordered the Molykote 4500. Unfortunately, It won't be delivered until August 11th. None of my local auto parts stores had any. Is there any chance I could purchase some from someone?

Thanks

David
 
If you can’t find any, Superlube also works great and is available at many stores or Amazon. It’s a clear synthetic grease often used for lubing window tracks
 
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