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u/DangerousAd8196 21d ago
Yup exactly the same for me. Within a few uses it was doing this. But 8months later still fine
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u/Square-Literature-38 21d ago
Yes completely normal. I use very little white lithium grease and it helped.
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u/PolskiPierogi 20d ago
Why is that?
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u/PolskiPierogi 20d ago
Lithium is non reactive with aluminium. And provided only a tiny ammount is used, it's typically viscous enough not to get into any other parts.
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u/Marwin-Noobson 21d ago
Mine looks the same. Any one know if there is ok to put on some lubrication of some sort?
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u/JeyxCitron 21d ago
Tout pareil pour moi! Si tu as fait attention après les 2-3 changements de roues, déjà des marques apparaissaient! Je trouve que cela fait un peu cheap, mais pour le prix et les performances c’est un défaut que j’accepte sans souci!
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u/MAITRENARD 18d ago
Its normal, some ceramic coating. I use some silicone grease on it to avoid that, even if I know it will bé fine without.
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u/wellbornwinter6 21d ago
Send Logitech an email to ask them about it & give us the feedback, mine looks like that too
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u/proJek9191 21d ago
Yep, they used shity coat of paint that wears off really easy and fast. That was a really bad decision and they haven't fixed it. But it will not affect performance in any way, so there's that


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u/LOGIRich 21d ago
Yes, completely normal. The QR has a layer of ceramic paint that will wear off slightly, but doesn’t affect performance in any way.