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Topic: mc'lube lubricant
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Ken
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posted February 04, 2005 03:44 PM
   
Just found this stuff for lubricating sail slides and mast track. One supplier in Toronto is:Fogh Marine
2242 Lakeshore Blvd. West http://www.888teammclube.com/frames/sailkote/index.html [This message has been edited by Ken (edited February 04, 2005).] IP: 141.117.228.250 |
windy island
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posted February 05, 2005 10:09 AM
Thanks Ken. I bought a can of SAILKOTE last year here in Ottawa at Valley Marine. I paid $28.99 before PST, GST and Mon Dieu ST. This product works great. I spayed it on the inside of the mast track, the boom track, the sail lugs and the slider track for the hatchway. It made a huge difference. This will be done again in the spring and 2 or 3 time throughout the year.
EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE, VAPOUR HARMFULL, CONTAINER MAY EXPLODE IF HEATED, DIRECT INHALATION MAY BE HARMFULL. POISON.
I just read this off the can, so, parents with small children around, please be careful
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Ken
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posted February 05, 2005 12:18 PM
yeah...Isn't it scarey to read what aerosols use for propellants? Butane.....propane...the're all good BBQ starters too....IP: 141.117.228.250 |
Eric
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posted February 08, 2005 11:43 AM
Hmmm. Last year I bought some Fast Trac, that was reccommended to me by a fellow sailor here  . I found out when I started to look for some, that the company has gone out of business  . Then, I stumbled on some at a marina store, on one of my little sailing excursions  . Works great! Thanks for the advice!!
Sail goes up. Sail goes down.
Sail goes up. Sail goes down.  As I was calling around, it was reccommended to use McLube as an alternative. I wonder if McDonalds has rights to anything prefixed with "Mc"  Eric IP: 130.63.85.93 | |
