a colleague raves about this stuff. - has anyone here tried it ?
Uses the spray can version for all sorts of cleaning, particularly grimy vinyl.
But not game to try it on dicky switches, connectors and pots yet.
Good old WD40 is still the undisputed King of that task - all doubters welcome, long as you are happy to be eaten alive.
Has anyone here tried " Lanotec " yet ??
Can't be all baaaaaaaahhhhddd ......
....... Phil
Good for tools (box joints on pliers etc), just a little bit - don't drench them. Wether it works for ewe is another matter.
I feel a bit sheepish about mentioning this, but I've found that Electrolube spray contact grease works very well on scratchy slide pots and the ordinary kind too. I bought mine from Prime Electronic Components ... I don't think I was fleeced. Sorry this isn't what you asked about, but I thought others might find it ewesful.
Bob
bit - don't drench
found that
scratchy slide pots
Electronic
others might
You must make allowances for poor old Phil here as he is currently getting his "arse kicked" over at aus.hi-fi at the moment ;-)
Cheers TT
I expect philthy has developed a base use for the spray .
I reckon Phil uses it to get into the tight underpants he wears. Amongst using it to lubricate bad puns.
Like this you mean..............
Being a tawegian this would certainly appeal to philthy
I reckon he uses the stuff as perfume, to confuse his girlfriends. As far as using it on switches, he really needs to bone up his knowledge a different way, as its obvious to me he's boning a sheep there. On a switch would probably stop it sticking, but also stop the contacts making contact.
Ewelube good for a screw or the toolbox.
Everyone would recognise Phil, but who was that fella?
** Fat lot ewe lot would know! He's just a very *good* friend who found me hanging around, hopefully, at a local toilet block in Summer Hill.
.... Phil
ROTFLMAO, LSHIPMP! funniest post this year, by a country mile!
well done
Cheers Terry
news:45f00b25$0$1797$ snipped-for-privacy@per-qv1-newsreader-01.i>>>>>>> Good for tools (box joints on pliers etc), just a little bit -
It seems this company has recognised that there is a problem and developed a new product to cure it. (hit second NEW product link )
Damn it was Phil in a woolly suit. Damn clever disguise except you left you tongue hanging out Phil Recognise it anywhere!
Is that something like mulesing?
Wonder how many queued up to stir the porridge?!
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