dupont chain saver, where to buy other than online??

[hemi]

Dupont DUPONT-CS0110101 Teflon Chain-Saver - 10 oz. Aerosol

i know a few have said they found it at walmart, and dupont's site says walmart carries it also. Have checked 2 walmarts with no luck, any help as to where they keep this stuff in the store? Somewhere i read they have it in the motorcycle section-at walmart???? Interested in trying this stuff to compare to the regular dupont multi-wax lube found at lowes

 

[Wayneovich]

Lowes usually up front

 

[Wayneovich]

Mine carrys both but I hear the blue can is better

 

[critterdoc]

I found it at Lowes too...works a treat!

 

[Bigdog5]

Lowes.

 

[hemi]

I know lowes has the blue can dupont, already have some. Was talkin about the chain saver in the yellow can, lowes doesn't carry this one

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[RussellJ]

chain saver is the same stuff as the blue can?

 

[rusheriv]

Bought a can of the Multi-Use (blue can) at Lowes, it was up front by the tool area.
I've looked for the Chain-Saver (yellow can), but haven't found it yet. It's a thicker formula than the Multi-Use.

Haven't seen either product at local super Walmart.

 

[critterdoc]

Oh, you're right...I do have the blue can.

 

[Lucid]

Can't just buy it online?

 

[hemi]

Guess i could, just wondered if there was any place locally to buy it.

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[Sum Beach]

down here its the blue can at Lowes and Home Depot
The yellow can is at the walmarts

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

Well so which is better? All I ever heard of is the blue can.
If the yellow stuff is thicker than that's what I want.

 

[critterdoc]

Well so which is better? All I ever heard of is the blue can.
If the yellow stuff is thicker than that's what I want.

Hmmm...not sure if I do Blanca. I like the way the blue can stuff goes on as a non-viscous liquid so it penetrates well, then becomes a wax so it stays where it is. Thicker just means less penetration it seems to me.

 

[hemi]

Not sure which is better, all i ever hear people using is the blue can dupont but that's probably bc the blue can is easy to find at lowes. From my understanding the yellow chain saver is supposed to be a bit more like conventional chain lubes, a little thicker and gooier

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[Blanca BusaLess]

Hmmm...not sure if I do Blanca. I like the way the blue can stuff goes on as a non-viscous liquid so it penetrates well, then becomes a wax so it stays where it is. Thicker just means less penetration it seems to me.

I see. Yeah if it's too thick I wouldnt want it.
Besides Sleepless will me if I change

 

[papi_ocho]

At lowes both colors.

Here's a link that covers using dupont

http://www2.dupont.com/Consumer_Lubricants/en_US/applications/faqs.html

A while back I found one that compared the multi to the motorcycle.. And the multi won it out because it cured dry(attract less dirt) than the motorcycle.

I find myself paranoid that my chain looks dry. So I clean it more often now using the multi can

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[skydivr]

That blue can works just fine; It's costing you a lot in gas money trying to run down the yellow can....

 

[Sum Beach]

Not sure which is better, all i ever hear people using is the blue can dupont but that's probably bc the blue can is easy to find at lowes. From my understanding the yellow chain saver is supposed to be a bit more like conventional chain lubes, a little thicker and gooier

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I have tried both and I really cant tell the diffrence in either one.
The blue does seem to have a bit more cleaning/degreasing effect though.

 

[EarlyBird]

Walmart.... in the automotive area... but a attempt at a small section for motorcycle products.