What's Up With the Yashica TLR Shutters?

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And spread itself all over everything else including the lenses. Really bad idea. If it was a good option manufacturers would have utilised it themselves. None of the decent ones did as far as I know. I'm sorting out a Rolleicord at present that some genius scattered graphite into. The shit is everywhere, as well as removing old lube and general detritus I have to clean out all of that as well. Not happy.

Well you don't flood it with the mixture. A little goes a long way. It's a quick fix for an inexpensive camera. Obviously if the camera is special or means something to you, you would want to have it serviced professionally by someone who has parts and experience who would do a whole tear down. But this is at an expense of time and money. Someone who just got an inexpensive tlr for cheap and just wants to get it going for a few rolls can pop the lens cells off and go at it and be ready to go in 15minutes without having to tear it down and probably have to replace the leather getting to the shutter. It's nowhere near perfect but it works for the time being.
 
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