Blaster Advanced Dry Lube Spray Lubricant, 264-g
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Keep your equipment running smoothly with Blaster Advanced Dry Lube Spray Lubricant. This 100% dry, dirt-resistant lubricant is perfect for a wide range of applications, including locks, windows, hinges, office equipment, sailing and marine gear, threaded parts, precision gears, mower decks, and sliding parts. Its advanced formula ensures long-lasting lubrication without attracting dirt and grime, making it ideal for maintaining the efficiency and longevity of your gear. Easy to apply and effective, Blaster Advanced Dry Lube is a must-have for any toolkit.
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Helps reduce friction and wear, protect surfaces and enhance performance
Lubricates wood working and tradesmen tools, chains, window jams, chain saw bars, throttle cables, cutting blades, drill bits, rubber seals and gaskets
Great alternative to wet-style greases and oils when minimizing dirt build-up is important
Provides superior lubrication and is safe for use on rubber, metal, wood and most plastics
Apply to seasonal equipment like lawn mowers, snow blowers to prevent build-up
Applications: Drawers, locks and latches, window and door tracks, rope and conveyor belts, woodworking tools
Size: 264 g
Repels grime, coats blades, protects threads, prevents seizing and reduces friction
| Part Number | DNS610201 |
|---|---|
| Product Volume (L) | 0.18 l |
| Product Volume (gal) | 0.05 gal (US) |
| Product Weight (g) | 440.00 g |
| Product Weight (kg) | 0.44 kg |
| Product Weight (lb) | 0.97 lb |
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This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
B'laster 16-TDL-CNDB’laster Advanced Dry Lube with Teflon™
Blaster Advanced Dry Lube vs Multi-Use LubricantsBlaster Advanced Dry Lube with Teflon is a quick drying lube and works better than multi-use lubricants when minimizing dirt build-up is important.
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Q: Is this product safe to use on a carbon fiber mountain bikespivit bushings. WD 40 says not to use near carbon fiber was wondering if this spray lube was safe
3 years agoA: Yes it ok it not hamfull.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: can I use this on my band saw bearing
3 years agoA: We recommend that the recommendation of the owner's manual for your band saw be followed. If a light-duty (non-grease) lubricant is recommended, TDL woul;d be an excellent choice.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does it smell bad? WD40 makes me ill.
4 years agoA: The carrier for the Teflon powder has a strong solvent smell, but it evaporates very quickly. The Teflon itself is odorless.
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Q: does this contain petroleum substance in the mix?
4 years agoA: Not as an active ingredient. The carrier for the Teflon is a petroleum derivative which evaporates completely in a few moments.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Hello. Does this product contain silicone? Thanks
3 years agoA: No silicone, It's a dry lubricant of unknown formula, however, Teflon was the main ingredient until 2021, so it's not as good as it used to be.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Le Dry Lube avec teflon peut on l'utilisé pour les rails d'extension de roulottes intérieurs et extérieurs?Merci
4 years ago- Translate with Google
A: Pour ne pas vous induire en erreur, je vais vous répondre que je ne sais pas puisque j'ai toujours utilisé ce produit à l'intérieur soit pour mieux faire glisser les fenêtres (aluminium ou bois), tiroirs de chambre et cuisine et charnières de porte. Tout çà à l'intérieur mais moi je prendrais un chance pour vos rails.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Would this work for snowblower impeller housing and chute or would it wear too quickly?
6 years agoA: You will know when to reapply when the snow starts sticking.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I use this to lubricate my vintage sewing machine in place of 3-1 oil?
9 years agoA: Sorry to say, but for a Singer neither is truly a suitable lubricant. Both will require very frequent reapplication—think in terms of minutes—to actually give decent protection against wear. The relatively often and quickly moving parts of a sewing machine will wear off the micro-thin dry coating of PTFE in rather short order. A synthetic "tacifier" in the form of synthetic grease or synthetic oil is needed to keep it in place. A well formulated synthetic grease or synthetic oil with PTFE would best lubricate any sewing machine. Just for example: Have been using Super Lube® Multi-Purpose Synthetic Lubricant with Syncolon® (PTFE) {Part No. - 31040] on my wife's Singer since new. The machine is now over 38 years old. Super Lube® Multi-Use Synthetic Oil with Syncolon® (PTFE) [Part No. - 51010] also works well, especially for use on an electric sewing machine motor that is to be periodically lubricated. LOCTITE® ViperLube® Clear High Performance Synthetic Grease (LB 8034) is also excellent, but, unfortunately, doesn't come in a spray can formulation, or in a 6 cc or 1/2 oz. or 1 oz. dispenser package. However, it does come in a 1 cc non-recloseable packet and a 3 oz. recloseable dispenser tube. SynLube™ Lube-4-Life® UNIVERSAL Synthetic Grease works wondrously well, but, unfortunately, doesn't come in a spray can formulation, or in a 1 cc (non-recloseable packet) or 6 cc or 1/2 oz. or 1 oz. dispenser package. Not to be being an advertisement, but a Singer deserves much better than 3-in-1 Oil or B'laster Dry Lube.
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Q: Is it suitable for use on a motorcycle chain?
a year agoA: Hi there. This is more of a multi purpose lubricant. I suggest using a more specific oil for your motorcycle. Thanks.
a year ago
Q: Can I use this to lubricate the tracks, gibs, and coupler of the Schwintek power slide-out systems on trailers and rv's? They recommend a CRC product that contains teflon and is a dry lube so is this Blaster product an equivalent?
2 years agoA: We have removed "Teflon" From any of our products. We have reformulated with a proprietary blend that gives the same performance as in the past.
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