can u get it here or the equivilent ?? if so where ??

can u get it here or the equivilent ?? if so where ??

Yes, widely available. Probably find it in the motoring sections in Big C or Lotus. If not, definitely available in TukCom basement or in HomePro (in the Carrefour complex on Pattaya Klang).

DM

can u get it here or the equivilent ?? if so where ??

Yes, widely available. Probably find it in the motoring sections in Big C or Lotus. If not, definitely available in TukCom basement or in HomePro (in the Carrefour complex on Pattaya Klang).

DM

thank u very much doc

Aaah, Wd40 and duct tape.

Pretty much all you need to keep anything mechanical in operational state. Definitely works for airplanes

Wd 40 is indeed available in most hardware stores.

can u get it here or the equivilent ?? if so where ??

MeThinks LKIBA must stay locked in his room all day

WD-40 = Sonax

Available everywhere.

Aaah, Wd40 and duct tape.

Pretty much all you need to keep anything mechanical in operational state. Definitely works for airplanes :D

Wd 40 is indeed available in most hardware stores.

Reminds me of the old West Texas saying...

If it moves and it shouldn't, use duct tape.

If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40.

can u get it here or the equivilent ?? if so where ??

MeThinks LKIBA must stay locked in his room all day

Maybe he needs it to loosen the lock

WD 40 = Water Displacement and on the 40th attempt the formula was correct for it to go into production.

True value, Sukumvit, stock it and all sorts of DIY stuff from home........they import from US etc, but they aren't cheap!

This thread prompted me to go and get some to stop all the bloody squeaky dorrs in my house.

I went to Homepro in Carrefour as recommended, and as I was perusing the can of WD40 for 265 baht, a kind lady came and told me 'this same same sir, only 80 baht'.

I thought what the hel_l, I'll try it and come back next week to buy some WD40. Well it worked a treat, my house is now squeakless, the only trouble is I can't hear the missus sneaking up on me

It's called ThreeBond, in a red can with a directional straw taped to it, next to the WD40. Recommended

This thread prompted me to go and get some to stop all the bloody squeaky dorrs in my house.

I went to Homepro in Carrefour as recommended, and as I was perusing the can of WD40 for 265 baht, a kind lady came and told me 'this same same sir, only 80 baht'.

I thought what the hel_l, I'll try it and come back next week to buy some WD40. Well it worked a treat, my house is now squeakless, the only trouble is I can't hear the missus sneaking up on me

It's called ThreeBond, in a red can with a directional straw taped to it, next to the WD40. Recommended

i got wd40 from carrefour it was 165 baht but i will try the 3bond as u recommended it the next time my flys seize up

If it moves and it shouldn't, use duct tape.

If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40

my fathers cure all for anything that didnt work was "just gi'it a wipe wi' oily rag , if it still dont work tek' hammer to it"

needless to say , he spent a fortune on repairs.

One can of WD40 plus one Fag lighter equals one very pi-ssed off " Home Invader ".

WD-40 = Sonax

Available everywhere.

i didnt c any in soi 6 but it could come in handy there

Aaah, Wd40 and duct tape.

Pretty much all you need to keep anything mechanical in operational state. Definitely works for airplanes

Wd 40 is indeed available in most hardware stores.

Agree available most larger hardware stores.

Sometimes, we just need to remember what the rules

for tools really are:

In life, you only need two tools - WD-40 and Duct Tape.

If it doesn't move but should, use the WD-40.

If it should not move and does, use the duct tape. (both great for airplanes monty

Also, some folks use Singer sewing machine oil as an alternative too.

WD-40 = Sonax

Available everywhere.

i didnt c any in soi 6 but it could come in handy there

Open your eyes and look harder. You'de be surprised what you can find on soi 6.