Boeshield T-9 Lube

[Distorted Vision]

Developed by Boeing. Seems to be popular in the US but not readily available in the UK. Excellent reviews on Amazon: Amazon product ASIN B000GE1F9KView: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Boeshield-122183-Boesheild-Lube-bottle/dp/B000GE1F9K


Any one ever used it?

 

[screenman]

This is a cycling forum most of the members would rather use K9P than pay that much for a tiny bottle.

 

[Drago]

Developed by the people that made the 737 Max? Hardly a ringing endorsement!

 

[Distorted Vision]

It's no more expensive than other lubes in the US.
It's just a rip off in the UK.

This is a cycling forum most of the members would rather use K9P than pay that much for a time bottle.

 

[screenman]

You need to re-read my post.

As for rip off in UK, I am a UK distributor for a USA company and the cost of importing is getting higher, it is often difficult for me to match the dollar cost out there to a pound over here. That along with the fact that the cost to do business in the UK is high, you cannot have high wages and low prices in most cases.

 

[screenman]

I sell a clear plastic dome here for £100+vat delivered that I bring in from the USA, now if somebody wants to they can bypass me and buy direct for about $90 plus $180 carriage then import duty, vat and clearance fee.

 

[weareHKR]

I've never used it, great reviews on Amazon.
Repels dirt/dust & repels water... ideal situation if it saves buying dry & wet chain lube!

 

[C R]

I've never used it, great reviews on Amazon.
Repels dirt/dust & repels water... ideal situation if it saves buying dry & wet chain lube!

Amazon says out of stock, though.

 

[fossyant]

Ah, more unobtanium / Sky spicy super lube rubbish.

 

[weareHKR]

Amazon says out of stock, though.

Yeah & they don't know when it will be available, no reviews from the UK either...

 

[figbat]

Looks like mineral oils and waxes with some sodium sulfonate surfactant. Possibly some other, unlisted materials at low levels. Nothing to dislike, not sure why it would be so revered though.