sticky annex poles

[champin]

 With all this liquid sunshine in Vic my annex poles are getting some kind of calcium build on the inner poles. Thinking of fish oil??
Any ideas?

[Rod Camping]

wd40 or rp7 worls a treat.

[Hairs]

Yep, or better still try some INOX

[Bird]

Yep, or better still try some INOX

Inox is gold for many things... Love the stuff.
Inox is gods piss in a tin.

[Teabag]

I personally prefer Lanotec for these sorts of purposes. Used all the time in the Cairns humidity with excellent results....

http://www.lanotec.com.au/pages/products/heavylanolin

[allanjennison]

Marine CRC (which leaves a very light oil film against normal CRC) is another option.

[champin]

 Bewdy guys. Used inox before and found it to be good stuff. Just been soo long ago I forgetted. Reckon I might give them a bit of a rub with steel wool first.

[KING LING]

jut asked the engineers on the boat thay said use , clean with a scotch brite and aluminum acid useing rubber gloves and then coat with lanoline good luck , if you can't find lanoline in a shop just ask a kiwi ha ha

[fishfinder]

inox do a product called lanox same Shit with lanolin 2 birds one stone - very much the same as fishing whilst drinking but nothing like it - maybe now i should stop drinking

[Campa]

For our poles I use Dry Glide. doesnt leave any residue for sand and dirt to stick too.

[cruisindub]

Dry lube or Teflon spray.
no sticky residue left over to collect dirt or grit and wont make hands or canvas dirty.

[Campa]

Dry lube or Teflon spray.
no sticky residue left over to collect dirt or grit and wont make hands or canvas dirty.

Yep x2

We use the Dry Glide on our zips too.