[GB Window Cleaning]

so b & q dont sell it. i cant really find anything on the net either and scew fix have only got an oil based ptfe spray 

so where am i ment to find this stuff for lubricating my slx carbon fiber pole?

many thanks for any help

george

[Mike #1]

www.toolstation.com   mate thats were i get mine .  MIKE

[GB Window Cleaning]

thanks mate

but is it water based? i cant read it anywhere!

thanks

GB

[markymark]

If this is for lubing up your pole (fnar fnar!), I was looking at getting WD40 Blue Works dry film ptfe spray, reckon this is the right stuff for 'em - seen it on www.toolbox.co.uk

[GB Window Cleaning]

If this is for lubing up your pole (fnar fnar!), I was looking at getting WD40 Blue Works dry film ptfe spray, reckon this is the right stuff for 'em - seen it on www.toolbox.co.uk

depends if its water based mate?

[combat1]

think gardiners have it on their website in a can

[GB Window Cleaning]

think gardiners have it on their website in a can

thanks mate ill check

[markymark]

If this is for lubing up your pole (fnar fnar!), I was looking at getting WD40 Blue Works dry film ptfe spray, reckon this is the right stuff for 'em - seen it on www.toolbox.co.uk

depends if its water based mate?

dunno - but I think it's the right one judging by what Alex Gardiner has said. I'm going to mail 'em to clear it up, unless Alex is really that sad he's sat checking the forums at 8:40 on a saturday morning.... I mean, who'd be THAT sad to be on here at this time.....     :

[GB Window Cleaning]

If this is for lubing up your pole (fnar fnar!), I was looking at getting WD40 Blue Works dry film ptfe spray, reckon this is the right stuff for 'em - seen it on www.toolbox.co.uk

depends if its water based mate?

dunno - but I think it's the right one judging by what Alex Gardiner has said. I'm going to mail 'em to clear it up, unless Alex is really that sad he's sat checking the forums at 8:40 on a saturday morning.... I mean, who'd be THAT sad to be on here at this time.....     :

  not me 

[Alex Gardiner]

Yes the PTFE dry-spray lubricant on our site is the correct type of spray. You can also get it elsewhere though.

[GB Window Cleaning]

Yes the PTFE dry-spray lubricant on our site is the correct type of spray. You can also get it elsewhere though.

thanks alex i'll order some soon off of you! gonna get a vecro strap and some winter gloves off your site too.

GB