[atomi]

I've been to TrueValue and Advance Auto Parts so far and neither has it. Can anyone tell me a big-name store that for sure carries it?

Thanks!

 

[dan46n2]

I think I picked it up from Lowes

 

[Zach]

lowes and only lowes

 

[DANCOOL123]

LOWES- right next to the wd40

 

[COrun]

I went to a few Lowe's stores around Denver and they stopped carrying it but said they do still have it online. That's another option for you anyway

 

[Hancock]

I work at a roofing supply yard and the boss just orders boxes of it for our crane trucks.

 

[mg66]

As said ... Lowes.

While I was there the last time I just bought a 1/2 dozen cans

 

[TomServo]

http://www2.dupont.com/Consumer_Lubricants/en_US/where_to_buy/index.html

 

[Hank4444]

lowes and only lowes

+1
Get it when you can, because it's never in stock when you need it.

 

[Nexus242]

If it held up better after getting wet I might try using it but it rains nearly everyday down here in the summertime.

 

[mg66]

Found a review on it also ... http://www.webbikeworld.com/t2/motorcycle-chain-lube/dupont-teflon-chain-lube.htm for anyone interested.

 

[aschendel]

my local cycle shop (Bob's) has it, and reasonably priced.

a.s.

 

[Krauser]

I bought a box of 10 a few weeks ago from Lowes.

 

[Maviryk]

If it held up better after getting wet I might try using it but it rains nearly everyday down here in the summertime.

QFT! That's the only thing I don't like about it.

 

[gulliamo]

It is for sale on Amazon as well (what isn't?).
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000GL19TY/

 

[ronin_01r1]

4.18 at lowe's. check their website's store locate for stock availability.

 

[gulliamo]

But I have to pay a $6 toll to get back from Lowes...

 

[08sv]

If it held up better after getting wet I might try using it but it rains nearly everyday down here in the summertime.

I've been using the TRI-FLOW from Ace Hardware with the same results, once it rains better relube .

 

[teamcubco]

Lowe's in Concord NH sells a 11oz. can for $4.18.....such a deal!

 

[Spacecoast]

I went to our local Lowe’s store today only to find an empty shelf spot for the product. The price is just over $4. One of the hardware workers called over a manger who then scanned the bar code to tell me that “four cans are on order”. I then said to him “does it make sense to only order four cans, when the empty shelf spot can hold at least twelve cans or more”? “Is it not obvious that this is a high seller since all the other items around it are fully stocked”? He then said in a slow southern accent “well how many cans do you need”? I said “one, but if you only order four the chances of me finding any on the shelf is unlikely”. “Well, alright, I’ll order a few more”. I wonder what that meant; like maybe two or three additional cans.

No wonder it’s never in stock.