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Posted by ravensworth2674 on July 3, 2008, 3:30 am
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> > I purchased 3 =A0 x =A0400ml aerosol cans of 'oily brown gunge' from Sce=
wfix a
> > couple of years ago at quite a reasonable price (about =A33.60) but I no=
w find
> > that they no longer stock it.
> > ...................
>
> ToolStation also sell it in 400ml aerosols for =A32.58ea + =A35 carriage
> for orders under =A345. Quite possibly the same stuff as Screwfix's
> because the man who runs ToolStation owned Screwfix before selling out
> to B&Q.
>
> Seehttp://www.toolstation.com/shop/LubricantsampFinishes/ServicingSpray/..=
.
>
> Bob
This question is really where does one get cutting fluids which don't
have fancy prices but work exactly the same.
All my cutting fluids and lubricants come from local outlets if large
firms who are prepared to sell to dirty people in dirtier overalls 5
litres.for cash.
We have two in Geordieland and I always ask if they have ' the
equivalent to **'
I have been doing this since the middle 50's without bother.
Simply Yellow Page---- and go and ask! Today, I have no doubt that in
this economic climate of big firms going 'arse over tit', they will
be even more eager.
Digressing, I went into M&S Money in Newcastle for =A31000 in Euros. I
didn't want them but the =A3 is having a whoopsie with the Footsie. I
came out with the loot but with =A340's worth of vouchers for the
Memsahib.
There's more of the same to come
Happy Days
Norm
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>couple of years ago at quite a reasonable price (about £3.60) but I now
>find that they no longer stock it.
> Farnell have 2 or 3 available at far greater cost or a carton of a dozen
> is available at many distibutors.
> I found it to be very good to in getting the stuff to the right place
> without getting gallons of smelly stuff everywhere.
> Anyone know of a source at a reasonable price and without an £8.95
> delivery charge?
>
> Thanks, Paul
>