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Yes. Selsil PRO can be used to loosen rusted or oxidised parts on bicycles. It lubricates seized parts to help them move and displaces moisture to protect against corrosion. Shake the can before use and spray the surface from a distance of 15–20 cm.
We recommend trying Selsil PRO for this cleaning application. This general-purpose maintenance spray removes grease and dirt and also lubricates and protects. Read the instructions on the packaging before use.
Yes. Selsil PRO can be used on the moving mechanisms of sliding PVC doors and windows to reduce squeaking caused by friction. Its lubricating action helps seized parts in the mechanism move more easily. Read the instructions on the packaging before applying it.
No. Selsil PRO is a silicone-free, general-purpose maintenance spray that lubricates, protects and cleans. Selsil Silicone Spray is a transparent, silicone-based lubricant designed for colourless lubrication. Silicone Spray reduces friction and protects surfaces against moisture.
We recommend Selsil PU 50 Pro for this application. It is suitable for simple bonding and vibration-reduction applications in vehicle construction and repair. It cures with moisture and remains elastic after curing.
We recommend Selsil Silicone Spray for sunroof mechanisms. Its transparent lubricating formula reduces friction and the noise it causes. It also protects surfaces against moisture.
We recommend Selsil Silicone Spray for squeaking caused by friction between seat springs. It is designed for surfaces that need colourless lubrication and reduces friction.
Yes, you can paint them. There is no need to apply varnish.
We recommend Selsil Ultra Clear for bonding glass. It is a crystal-clear mounting adhesive for joining glass, metal, wood and other suitable building materials. It is not recommended for areas continuously exposed to water.