Inox mx6 or mx12

Thanks for the tips and thanks for the red thumbs for asking a question

Silicone spray works a treat. Rinse and dry the pulleys every several sessions and give them a tiny little spray. Also use it to lube the shaft and barrel of your pump. It doesn't attract dust or gunk and keeps things nice and slippery.

I reckon I'm a third of the way through the can that I bought two seasons ago, and I've not had to replace a pulley or pump in that time. About $12 per can.

djdojo said...

Silicone spray works a treat. Rinse and dry the pulleys every several sessions and give them a tiny little spray. Also use it to lube the shaft and barrel of your pump. It doesn't attract dust or gunk and keeps things nice and slippery.

I reckon I'm a third of the way through the can that I bought two seasons ago, and I've not had to replace a pulley or pump in that time. About $12 per can.

Where's the best place to buy it?

DANEgerous said...

djdojo said...

Silicone spray works a treat. Rinse and dry the pulleys every several sessions and give them a tiny little spray. Also use it to lube the shaft and barrel of your pump. It doesn't attract dust or gunk and keeps things nice and slippery.

I reckon I'm a third of the way through the can that I bought two seasons ago, and I've not had to replace a pulley or pump in that time. About $12 per can.

Where's the best place to buy it?

Got mine at mitre 10, any decent hardware should have it.