wd40 on a chair messed up the piston

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Although you describe the moving part as a piston, some moving parts on chairs are actually sleeves on a rod, using friction as the resistance.
I think plumbers used to have something that remained sticky, no idea what it was called. This might be the answer.
Tallow (y)
 
Many years ago I bought a tub of Tallow cheap because it was cracked, I put it on my dash board only for it to melt and leak out in the summers day.

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Andy
 
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A dictator with a final solution ?:unsure:
Maybe. They really do manufacture gas struts and cylinders to order, though. Problem is that the cost of a replacement strut, plus the welding required to install it are often more than an office chair is worth (but different if its the tailgate strut on a Jensen Interceptor, however)
 
Did u ever find a fix? I’m having the exact same problem and it’s really ****ing me off
 
Replace the strut, they are only from about £8 on ebay.
 

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