Plusgas

[Arbman Al]

Anyone know where to get Plusgas from?
I've found it online but with delivery works out at £12-£14 a can!:shock:
Rgds......Al

[Big J]

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Arbman101 - It's actually more readily available than you think. It can be found on practically any garage forecourt and, according to where you live costs about £1.30 a litre. You'll need to take your own container as well.It wont be sold as Plusgas though. You'll need to look for a pump dispensing a product called DIESEL.

J

[Andy Rundell]

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arbman101 wrote:

Anyone know where to get Plusgas from?
I've found it online but with delivery works out at £12-£14 a can!:shock:
Rgds......Al

Hi Al, i got my last can from what used to be Frimley Motors (can't remember its new name)in Frimley High street - seem to recall it was £3/4 , Camberley Autofactors on Hawley Road will probably sell it to .

cheers.......Andy

[Seaking]

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seen in trago mills £2.75 spray cans

[SwissSteve]

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What is PlusGas?

Sounds really good, must get some

[John]

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What is PlusGas?

A bit like WD-40, only it works. I've not seen is as an aerosole only a tin of liquid, but you might be able to get it in that form if you look hard enough.

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Apparently you can...

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=Penetrating%20Oils&product=30700&utm_campaign=comparison&utm_medium=ncpc&utm_source=froogle

[mad cyclist]

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the WD in wd40 means Water displacer and it does its best at that the other things are just by-product atributes, i am with bigj diesel is best/cheapest option

[John]

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FIVE PRODUCTS IN ONE - THE 5 FUNCTIONS

• CLEANS: WD-40 gets under dirt, marks and grease making it easy to wipe away. It also dissolves adhesives, allowing easy removal of labels, tape, and stickers
  
  PROTECTS: WD-40 protects metal surfaces with corrosion-resistant ingredients to shield against moisture and other corrosive elements
  
  LUBRICATES: WD-40's lubricating ingredients are widely dispersed and hold firmly to all moving parts
  
  PENETRATES: WD-40 loosens rust-to-metal bonds and frees stuck, frozen or rusted metal parts
  
  DISPLACES MOISTURE: Because WD-40 displaces moisture, it quickly dries out electrical systems to eliminate moisture-induced short circuits. Turn the power off before you spray
  
  
  
  
  
  

[DJT]

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mad cyclist wrote:

the WD in wd40 means Water displacer and it does its best at that the other things are just by-product atributes, i am with bigj diesel is best/cheapest option

If anyone needs any, I have arranged delivery by supply vessel of 600,000 litres of diesel over the past 5 days. Only two problems:

1. It is 'red' diesel

2. You will have to travel 90 miles NE of the Shetlands to fetch it

Pity I can't bring some home on Friday, as the misses is finding it difficult to get some at home with the filling stations running dry

Dave

[grahamb]

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DJT wrote:

If anyone needs any, I have arranged delivery by supply vessel of 600,000 litres of diesel over the past 5 days.

I wouldnt want the tax bill for that lot!

[mad cyclist]

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grahamb wrote:

DJT wrote:

If anyone needs any, I have arranged delivery by supply vessel of 600,000 litres of diesel over the past 5 days.

I wouldnt want the tax bill for that lot!

off shore and red i bet the gov pays Dave to take it!!

[mad cyclist]

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AND ELVIS ATE MY HAMSTER :Xnot saying its not good for somethings but there are far better things for undoing tight things...heat is as as good as any, its first job was as a water disperser on ignitions ect, its also good on cold lorry engines as damp start, but don't quote me....it was only a little fire

[Arbman Al]

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.... as the misses is finding it difficult to get some at home...

How long do you stay on the rig Dave?:P

[DJT]

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arbman101 wrote:

.... as the misses is finding it difficult to get some at home...

How long do you stay on the rig Dave?:P

Home Friday. Nudge, Nudge, Wink, Wink!

Dave