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Cab Roof Maintainance

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Use some bumble & bumble sumo wax

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Nah, use some Bumble & Bumble Sumo wax on the rubber and straightening oil on the runners, I hear GHD do some good stuff

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Use wd40 in the past and its wonderful stuff

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Scott, if you're going down the WD40 route i'd try some bike chain lube (maybe even motorcycle chain?) I've used wd40 in the past and its wonderful stuff but it doesn't hang around as long as some of the more dedicated lubes (talking solely from a bike perspective now but applying it to general lubrication...

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Use some bumble & bumble sumo wax

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Nah, use some Bumble & Bumble Sumo wax on the rubber and straightening oil on the runners, I hear GHD do some good stuff

Cab Roof Maintainance

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Scott, if you're going down the WD40 route i'd try some bike chain lube (maybe even motorcycle chain?) I've used wd40 in the past and its wonderful stuff but it doesn't hang around as long as some of the more dedicated lubes (talking solely from a bike perspective now but applying it to general lubrication...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A question for all the other hairdressers out there :lol: Should I be doing anything to the cab roof or more importantly its mechanisms, e.g. oiling them etc to make sure they remain in tip top condition :?: Or is this something that the OPc should do as part of the servicing :?: It works fine and always has done but just wondering if it needs something else to ensure ti stays in A1 condition :?:

POST 2Original post

I would get some spray grease/WD40 and give the joints the once over..

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Nah, use some Bumble & Bumble Sumo wax on the rubber and straightening oil on the runners, I hear GHD do some good stuff

POST 4Original post

what's worrying is that Damian knows the brands besides trés semmé is far superior, salon brand at high street prices.... :wack:

POST 5Original post

Errr......errr......I mean.....errr.....what?......errrr :wack:

POST 6Original post

Scott, if you're going down the WD40 route i'd try some bike chain lube (maybe even motorcycle chain?) I've used wd40 in the past and its wonderful stuff but it doesn't hang around as long as some of the more dedicated lubes (talking solely from a bike perspective now but applying it to general lubrication... ahem.. ) most of the bike lubes also contain teflon which (to the best of my knowledge) WD40 doesn't... :thumbs:

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POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Will do, when the weather is nice enough again.......................

POST 9Original post

Scott, even you should know it has to be L'Oreal, because you're worth it :thumb:

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

:joker: Funny, very funny :mrgreen:

POST 11Original post

i bought some silicone spray from robert dyas (ironmongers) who sell it as a curtain track lubricant. spray that every month on the moving parts and it stops squeeking. i also bought some zymol rubber seal replenisher (or whatever its called). its the only zymol product i own (£££) but got it cos i figured the seal on the cab roof is worth the expense. yet to use it.

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