Harken McLube Sailkote Spray 300ml

If you haven’t used Sailkote it is dry lubricant that really works instantly. I use it lubricate the tracks before i put the sail on. It doesn’t stain the sail. Harken’s name is on it so you know it is the best. If you don’t know who Harken is they are best marine hardware company. Period! They are on America’s Cup Boat’s down to small dinghies.

Terrific product. Using on my inflatable Minicat 420 mast and trampoline assembly.

Got a traveler that is sticky? Or a sliding hatch? Maybe the slides on your sails? This stuff will make anything glide smoothly.

Worked very well on our patio roll up screen. Has a little odor that eventually goes away.

All good

This works great on my dobsonian telescope to improve motions. However I get 8 oz for what a couple of years ago I got 16 ounces. Expensive so I’ll go with another method in the future.

An excellent dry lubricant for many things I use.

Wow! My mast cars were all but frozen. (Mast cars are metal cars w/ bearings that run on a track to send the main sail up and down the mast on a sail boat). I took them off the mast, dumped the bearings in a plastic cup (there are over 500 of them) , cleaned and sprayed the bearing tracks, reassembled the whole thing and put the cars back on the mast track. Wow! The cars are moving like the only thing with less friction is magnetic levitation. I was worried that spraying all the bearings together in the cup might make them stick since the product comes out of the can as a liquid, but they dried quickly with no residue or sticking. I'm hoping it will work as well on the heavy sippers on all the canvas on the boat. Cudos to the manufacture. UPDATE: Used product to spray all the 20 year old zippers on the dodger and Bimini. They are very large zippers which had become encrusted with salt spray and corrosion. After running the zippers back and forth a couple of times, they are pretty much like new. It's hard to believe I had to spend the first (70) years of my life without this stuff!