Hi fi fuse ? Tweek !

[mad-moon]

Sorry Marco......your moderators comments were directed at the wrong person.. in a curt manner...He was not the one asking why why why...( your mod quoted him in the post..Martin was just answering the why why why's and politely at that saying he wasn't sure )and saying he heard him the first time. He was not the one that needed it spelling out to him......He then politely went on to explain how the stuff is meant to be used....i guess we'll just have to agree to disagree....it's sad when it sinks to this....every god damned time this subject of mains products comes up...all the experts raise their heads....I notice all the experts ask for proof..but don't supply proof as to why it cannot possibly work...It can't be proved, doesn't mean it can't work..I have no proof...only what I hear with mine own ears...and it's always the same old members..shoving their point down the posters necks......

[Discopants]

Wow.

I think you are blowing this up a bit Marco to be honest.

My use of words may come over as a bit curt, but then so is someone literally saying they will spell “something out for me” in response to my reply to a different poster. I didn’t request clarification and like I had already said I don’t have valves. M

Your not interested in that context though as you have confessed , because he’s your mate and on the staff he is allowed to be patronising I guess, is that how it works here?

Although I don’t have valves , in response to Antony’s apparent concerns. I did go to some lengths to give as much context to the use of this product safely for all concerned.

Martin

[Marco]

Alan, please do not question moderating decisions, which are final, or we will fall out, so please leave it there!

Ant further responses of that nature will be deleted.

Marco.

[Discopants]

Copperslip's primary properties are as a lubricant, especially in heated cases like exhaust systems.

I have never hear of WD40 contact cleaner, but the usual wd40 is a water displacer, hence 'wd' and a rather poor lubricant, hence its use for door locks.

Its this stuff, IPA and a bit of hexane, nothing like the lubricant.



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[Marco]

Wow.

I think you are blowing this up a bit Marco to be honest.

My use of words may come over as a bit curt...

Not blowing it up at all, Martin. We're very strict on that sort of thing here, and *insist* on people being polite to each other at all times. Now, I have no problem whatsoever with anything else you wrote, which was perfectly polite, except that bit.

So please, in future, learn to defend your point of view and discuss things with others without being so curt, and there will be no problems

Marco.

[Discopants]

Not blowing it up at all, Martin. We're very strict on that sort of thing here, and *insist* on people being polite to each other at all times. Now, I have no problem whatsoever with anything else you wrote, which was perfectly polite, except that bit.

So please, in future, learn to defend your point of view and discuss things with others without being so curt, and there will be no problems

Marco.

[mad-moon]

Copperslip's primary properties are as a lubricant, especially in heated cases like exhaust systems.

I have never hear of WD40 contact cleaner, but the usual wd40 is a water displacer, hence 'wd' and a rather poor lubricant, hence its use for door locks.

Yeah...when this stuff was initially marketed...it was a water displacement liquid and not really a good lubricant at all..it was and still is a good penetrant too...but the WD40 part of it is a trade name and they make all kinds of products now...

[gwernaffield]

try this one if needed https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Servisol-...sAAOSwoCtdFhOc

[anthonyTD]

Hi Alan,
My comments on this thread were not intended to cause confusion, insult, or as you put it, clever dickery, the reason i mentioned copperslip, and similar products is because i actualy care about people, and the equipment they use, i have been in this industry for near aproaching 25 years, and have seen all sorts in that time, where posible, i will try and share some of those experiences, this was one of those paticular times.
A...

Woah...steady on there Marco...everybody's firing at him... why why why....and he politely answered he did not know as he wasn't a valve guy, then someone started to spell it out to him....which in itself is a bit on the clever dicky side....and what the hell has copper slip got to do with it...confusing apples with oranges and smearing it all over..this stuff is brushed on extremely sparingly.....as usual....just because the doubters and non believers don't agree...it can't be right.....you all have your six shooters drawn and just keep shooting the guy down.....every bloody time something appears about a mains upgrade be it fuses...cables or any mains products for that matter......it can't be measured...it can't be this and it can't be that...you shouldn't be wasting your money on something that cannot possibly work....

[anthonyTD]

No worries!

Yeah i heard you the first time.


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