[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by dshoberg

Mine use to do that. Check where the weather seal on the side where it meets the door. Mine had paint all over it and caused sticking. Remove the paint with a non solvent paint remover and you should be ok, if paint was your issue.

I did the same thing to mine and much better.

[RoboVil]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I don't hire anyone to maintain my garage door. I use white lithium spray-on grease to lubricate all moving parts. WD-40 makes a white lithium grease that you can order from Amazon. Don't use regular WD-40. It is a solvent, not a lubricant.

This is the way.

[roadrnnr]

Originally Posted by JRcorvette

I had a spring break and contacted Home Town Garage Doors (Joe). He came out the same day to replace the spring. At the same time I had him replace the steel rollers with nylon and replace the two cable. He did a good job and will come back quickly is there are any issues.

is there a number or web site for this guy?

[Marine30]

Looked in the phone book, googled it etc. to no avail. Do you have a phone number for "Home Town Garage Doors?

[drrichard]

Hometown Garage Door Solutions, Joe's Garage Doors, 352/230-0551, cell - 352/572-3071. EXCELLENT!

[Dexterconfetti]

Put car polish on the top 2 inches of the top outside door panel. It’s getting stuck. East peasy

[MikeVillages]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I don't hire anyone to maintain my garage door. I use white lithium spray-on grease to lubricate all moving parts. WD-40 makes a white lithium grease that you can order from Amazon. Don't use regular WD-40. It is a solvent, not a lubricant.

I do the same as above.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Blaster at Lowes works great, no build-up.

(Blaster Lubricant 11-oz White Lithium Grease $8)

That’s what I use also, works great.

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Blaster at Lowes works great, no build-up.

(Blaster Lubricant 11-oz White Lithium Grease $8)

I bought a can (from ACE as I like to support the smaller shops - $8.99) and applied liberally to any part of the mechanism that looked in need of a good lube.

Much quieter now - most of the remaining noise is coming from the door panels.