Slx35 is driving me up the wall... Help

[Baldmonkey]

Hey guys, my slx35 has always been a good pole... That is until it spews its black carbon dust onto my hands everytime I extend it. Now not long ago I stripped it all down, cleaned inside and out. Dryed it of and gave it two coats of wd40 Dry ptfe spray.. Wa good for all of a week. 

What can I do to stop this for a good length of time.? Don't mind doing something every year but not every two weeks. 

Thanks

 

[AW Services]

Hey guys, my slx35 has always been a good pole... That is until it spews its black carbon dust onto my hands everytime I extend it. Now not long ago I stripped it all down, cleaned inside and out. Dryed it of and gave it two coats of wd40 Dry ptfe spray.. Wa good for all of a week. 

What can I do to stop this for a good length of time.? Don't mind doing something every year but not every two weeks. 

Thanks

A high quality lacquer sprayed on in dust coats. Never use W40 or wet oil based lubricants as they break down what factory coatings and dirt grit and debris will be suspended in the lubricants. 

 

[Iron Giant]

Here you go https://windowcleaningforums.co.uk/forums/topic/28330-the-best-wfp-pole-spray/?tab=comments#comment-408979 this is in the help guide tutorials section I don't think most know it exists 

 

[Baldmonkey]

Here you go https://windowcleaningforums.co.uk/forums/topic/28330-the-best-wfp-pole-spray/?tab=comments#comment-408979 this is in the help guide tutorials section I don't think most know it exists 

cheers @Iron Giant ill have a nosey later on

 

[dazmond]

Hey guys, my slx35 has always been a good pole... That is until it spews its black carbon dust onto my hands everytime I extend it. Now not long ago I stripped it all down, cleaned inside and out. Dryed it of and gave it two coats of wd40 Dry ptfe spray.. Wa good for all of a week. 

What can I do to stop this for a good length of time.? Don't mind doing something every year but not every two weeks. 

Thanks

they all do it including xtreme poles....i just wear nitrile disposable gloves when poling