Where do you get your Tuf-Gel
Where do you get your Tuf-Gel
Did a quick search, would like to just order on line. Where do you guys get yours ? Thanks !
To place an order contact:
Wolf Wire Forms, Inc.
3640 Investment Lane #18
West Palm Beach, FL 33404
Tel: 561.845.6225
Fax: 561.845-0207
email:tefgel@wolfwire.com
Wolf Wire Forms, Inc.
3640 Investment Lane #18
West Palm Beach, FL 33404
Tel: 561.845.6225
Fax: 561.845-0207
email:tefgel@wolfwire.com
"Just 'cause it's New, doesn't mean it's worth a Damn."
Just my opnion to you all, I ordered my tuf-gel online from Jamestown, It came the next day, neatly packed & a personal thank you note for my business. I would recommend them to you guys.cptom wrote:just "google" the words <buy tef-gel> and several places are shown. I think I bought mine online at Jamestown Distributors.
As info, this is one of the stickiest "greases" I have ever used.
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Skypoke,
are you a retired mind reader???
Problem is, I have a few hours to do a little job on the boat, tweak this, add that....now do I get on-line and buy Tefgel, wait for it to come, for 3- 2 minute jobs?
I was a pipe fitting/ HVAC hack before going fishing full time.
And used to work for a big mechanical contractor outfit that did a lot of paper mill work, Chilled water lines, chillers, etc. And I loved it. The nastier of the depths in the paper mill the repiping was, the more myself and the guys I worked with loved it. The bowels, is where those chilled water lines would run.
So, I'm talking about a corosive, caustic enviorment. Yeah the galv. steel pipe would need maintenance thats why I had a job. But we used nothing but buckets of teflon paste, a big stiff brush and slathered that stuff on real good like, and wound the next piece on those fresh cut threads. That pipe had not always "just water" going thu them but water chemicals mixed.
So with that being said.....I wouldn't doubt that a touch of plain ole teflon paste would make a boat fall apart on a screw or two. :roll:
are you a retired mind reader???
Problem is, I have a few hours to do a little job on the boat, tweak this, add that....now do I get on-line and buy Tefgel, wait for it to come, for 3- 2 minute jobs?
I was a pipe fitting/ HVAC hack before going fishing full time.
And used to work for a big mechanical contractor outfit that did a lot of paper mill work, Chilled water lines, chillers, etc. And I loved it. The nastier of the depths in the paper mill the repiping was, the more myself and the guys I worked with loved it. The bowels, is where those chilled water lines would run.
So, I'm talking about a corosive, caustic enviorment. Yeah the galv. steel pipe would need maintenance thats why I had a job. But we used nothing but buckets of teflon paste, a big stiff brush and slathered that stuff on real good like, and wound the next piece on those fresh cut threads. That pipe had not always "just water" going thu them but water chemicals mixed.
So with that being said.....I wouldn't doubt that a touch of plain ole teflon paste would make a boat fall apart on a screw or two. :roll:
