Graphite lubricant product for LSR Roller Nut?

[echo unit]

I have the LSR Roller nut on a Strat Plus from '93.

Is there a product specifically for guitar or from the hardware store, Graphite or otherwise that is ideal for lubricating this device and getting it to work in smoothest and best way possible?

Thanks for any advice, links or things to check out!

[Clorenzo]

I guess this should do the trick:

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Nuts,_sa...ar_Grease.html

[tonezoneonline]

I'm always apprefensive about using any kind of "grease" for applications like this.Grease attracts all kinds of dust and grit and may cause more problems.
I would use some of the powdered graphite like they use in locks.

[echo unit]

Is there a powder Graphite product that any company makes that is specifically for guitar applications with nuts and other moving parts?

If not where is the best place to purchase some kind of Graphite powder lubricant like the stuff mentioned above for locks?

Thanks

[tonezoneonline]

Powdered graphite is powdered graphite.Any place where they make keys should have it.Locksmith,hardware store,Home Depot,Lowes,ect.

[justicetones]

Echounit, Please dont take offense to my post because I offer it in the spirit of better tone. The best thing I ever did was have the roller nut removed from my 1990 Ultra Strat and replaced with a bone nut. The tone is light years better, no more string rattling the rollers and tuning is just as stable.

[9fingers]

I posted this question on another forum and got a reply from Bill Turner, who designed the LSR for Fender. He is quite clear that you shouldn't use any lube with it. It is designed to work well on its own for a long time & itdoes not want any added stuff to gum up the works.