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A clean, non-staining silicone lube that protects rubber, plastic, wood and metal and repels water.
A clean, non-staining silicone lube that protects rubber, plastic, wood and metal and repels water.
It lubricates and conditions without leaving a greasy film, so it's the one to reach for on sliding doors, drawer runners, tool beds and rubber seals. Non-staining and safe on rubber, plastic, wood and metal, and it repels water off fittings into the bargain.
This is a flammable product, so we can't post it. It's in store only. Grab it from 34-52 Milnes Rd, Strathalbyn, or call (08) 8536 4333 and we'll have it ready.
It's sold out online right now, but we can order it in. Call (08) 8536 4333 or ask at the counter at 34-52 Milnes Rd, Strathalbyn, and we'll get it in for you.
Use: Lubricates, protects, conditions, repels water
Surfaces: Rubber, plastic, wood, metal
Finish: Non-staining, non-toxic
Temp range: -30C to +200C
Suits: Sliding surfaces, seals, fittings
Brand: Boston
Why it's handy
Smooth sliding doors, drawers and tool beds
Rubber seals conditioned and brought back to life
Water repelled off surfaces and fittings
No greasy, dirt-grabbing residue
Safe on rubber, plastic, wood and metal
Pickup and Returns
This is a flammable product, so we can't post it. It's in store only. Grab it from our Strathalbyn store at 34-52 Milnes Rd, or call (08) 8536 4333 and we'll put one aside.
If a can isn't right, bring it back within 14 days with your receipt, unused and in its original condition, for a refund or store credit.
Why you'll love shopping with us
Keeps the rig moving
From booster cables to jerry cans, we stock the bits that get you out of trouble.
Right part, less guessing
Tell us the job and we'll help match the spec so it fits first go.
Backup when it matters
If something's not right, you deal with people who want it sorted.
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