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  "content": "## AI Summary\n\n**Product:** Selleys Ezy Glide Dry Lubricant Spray\n**Brand:** Selleys (a division of DuluxGroup Australia Pty Ltd)\n**Category:** Home & Garden > Maintenance & Repair Supplies > Lubricants\n**Primary Use:** A dry lubricant aerosol spray that eliminates friction on surfaces where wet or oil-based lubricants would attract dust, leave residue, or cause damage.\n\n### Quick Facts\n- **Best For:** Household and light maintenance use on drawer runners, hinges, window tracks, lock cylinders, zips, and mechanical cables\n- **Key Benefit:** Leaves a dry, low-residue film that does not attract dust, lint, or dirt — safe for use near fabric and painted surfaces\n- **Form Factor:** 150g pressurised aerosol can (Product Code: 104077; Barcode: 9300697104564)\n- **Application Method:** Shake can, hold upright 15–25 cm from surface, apply in short controlled bursts, allow carrier to evaporate before use\n\n### Common Questions This Guide Answers\n1. Does Selleys Ezy Glide leave a greasy residue? → No — it deposits a dry film that does not attract dust, lint, or airborne particles\n2. Is it safe to use near fabric or painted surfaces? → Yes — the dry film will not stain fabric or damage painted finishes\n3. What are the key safety requirements? → Extremely flammable (H222); keep away from all ignition sources; store below 50 °C; use only in well-ventilated areas; keep out of reach of children\n\n---\n\n## Overview: What is Selleys Ezy Glide Dry Lubricant Spray?\n\nSelleys Ezy Glide is a dry lubricant spray designed to eliminate friction on surfaces where traditional wet or oil-based lubricants would attract dust, leave residue, or cause damage. It comes in a 150 g aerosol can (product code 104077, barcode 9300697104564), manufactured by Selleys, a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd, and is built for household and light maintenance use. The \"dry\" part is what actually sets it apart: once applied, the active lubricating compound leaves a low-residue film rather than a wet, greasy coating.\n\nThat distinction matters in practice. Dry lubricants work by depositing a solid or semi-solid lubricating layer onto a surface, cutting friction without the tackiness of oil. The result is that it won't attract lint, sawdust, or grime the way petroleum-based sprays do. For mechanisms operating in dusty environments, or for surfaces like drawer runners, window tracks, and fabric-adjacent components, that's a genuine performance advantage.\n\nSelleys has been operating in the adhesives and maintenance category for over 80 years, now under the DuluxGroup umbrella. The product sits under Home & Garden > Maintenance & Repair Supplies > Lubricants.\n\n---\n\n## How dry lubricant technology works\n\nGetting the best results from Selleys Ezy Glide starts with understanding what dry lubrication actually does. Unlike wet lubricants such as WD-40 or machine oil, which rely on a liquid film to separate surfaces, dry lubricants use compounds such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), graphite, or silicone to create a solid boundary layer between moving parts.\n\nWhen the aerosol is sprayed, the propellant carries the lubricating compound onto the target surface. As the carrier evaporates, the lubricant bonds to the surface as a thin, dry film — a low-friction interface between two surfaces, whether that's a drawer slide and its housing or a hinge pin and its barrel.\n\nTwo things follow from this. The surface stays clean and dry after application, which matters when the lubricated component sits near fabric, painted surfaces, or food-preparation areas. And because the film is dry, it doesn't trap airborne particles. A wet lubricant on a window track accumulates dirt over time and eventually becomes a paste that kills smooth movement. A dry lubricant resists that build-up, which is why it holds up better in dusty or high-particulate environments.\n\n---\n\n## Aerosol delivery: the 150 g can\n\nSelleys Ezy Glide comes in a 150 g pressurised aerosol, and that format is a deliberate choice. Aerosol delivery allows precise directional application, reaches tight spaces such as hinge barrels or lock cylinders, and lays down a consistent, even coat without brushes, applicator tools, or mess.\n\nThe 150 g size suits household use well — enough for multiple applications across a range of surfaces without the bulk or cost of an industrial container.\n\nThat said, the aerosol format comes with handling requirements that need to be taken seriously. The can carries an Aerosol Category 1 hazard classification under Safe Work Australia GHS 7 criteria, which is the highest category for aerosol flammability. The hazard statements H222 (Extremely flammable aerosol) and H229 (Pressurised container: may burst if heated) mean the aerosol must stay away from heat sources, open flames, sparks, and hot surfaces at all times. These classifications reflect real physical risks.\n\n---\n\n## Practical applications\n\nSelleys Ezy Glide works well across a wide range of common household maintenance tasks — anywhere smooth, friction-free movement matters and residue can't be tolerated.\n\n### Sliding and hinged mechanisms\n\nDrawer runners, wardrobe sliding doors, window tracks, and door hinges are among the most common uses. These surfaces call for dry lubrication because they're often visible or adjacent to soft furnishings, and a greasy residue would mark fabrics or damage painted finishes. Selleys Ezy Glide restores smooth movement without leaving anything on surrounding surfaces.\n\n### Locks and keyholes\n\nLock cylinders are a well-established application for dry lubricants. Wet lubricants inside a lock mechanism attract fine metal particles and debris, which seize the mechanism over time. A dry lubricant cuts friction in the cylinder without creating a particle trap. The aerosol nozzle directs the spray precisely into the keyhole for targeted application.\n\n### Cables and guides\n\nMechanical cables — in bicycle brake systems, garden equipment, or window winders — perform better with dry lubrication along their guide channels. The dry film reduces friction along the cable's full travel without the mess or added weight of wet lubricants.\n\n### Zips and fabric-adjacent components\n\nZips on outdoor furniture, bags, or equipment seize up from corrosion or debris. Selleys Ezy Glide is the right call here because it won't stain or damage surrounding fabric, where an oil-based lubricant would leave a permanent mark.\n\n---\n\n## Application guide\n\n**Before application:**\n- Ventilate the work area. The product carries hazard statement H336 (May cause drowsiness or dizziness), linked to its Specific Target Organ Toxicity (Single Exposure) Category 3 classification for narcotic effects. Vapour inhalation in confined spaces can cause disorientation. Open windows and doors, or work outdoors.\n- Clean the surface before lubricating. Remove loose dirt, old grease, or debris from the target area. A dry lubricant bonds to the surface, not to existing grime, so a clean surface produces a more durable, more effective film.\n- Shake the can well before use to ensure the lubricant compound is evenly distributed in the propellant.\n\n**During application:**\n- Hold the can upright and direct the nozzle at the target surface from approximately 15–25 cm away, though always follow the label instructions.\n- Apply in short, controlled bursts rather than a continuous stream. This prevents over-application and pooling.\n- For enclosed mechanisms such as locks or hinges, use the extension nozzle if provided to direct the spray precisely into the opening.\n\n**After application:**\n- Allow the carrier to fully evaporate before operating the mechanism. This lets the lubricant film set properly.\n- Wipe away any excess spray from surrounding surfaces immediately, before it dries, to keep non-target areas clean.\n\n---\n\n## Safety precautions\n\nGiven the product's hazard classifications, safety is a core part of using it responsibly.\n\n### Flammability\n\nThe H222 classification — Extremely flammable aerosol — is the most important safety consideration. Do not use the product near open flames, pilot lights, candles, cigarettes, welding equipment, or any ignition source. Do not spray near electrical sparks, including power tools in operation and electrical switchboards.\n\n### Pressurised container\n\nThe H229 classification means the can must never be exposed to temperatures above 50 °C. Don't store it in direct sunlight, in a hot car, near a heater, or in any enclosed space that can become hot. A pressurised aerosol exposed to excessive heat can rupture. After use, store the can in a cool, dry location away from heat sources.\n\n### Skin and eye contact\n\nThe product carries Skin Irritant Category 2 (H315) and Eye Irritant Category 2A (H319) classifications. Avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact, and keep the spray away from eyes. If skin contact occurs, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If the product contacts eyes, rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes and seek medical advice if irritation continues.\n\n### Inhalation\n\nThe H336 classification signals the potential for narcotic effects from vapour inhalation. Always ensure strong ventilation during use. Do not use in confined spaces without respiratory protection.\n\n### Children\n\nPrecautionary statement P102 (Keep out of reach of children) applies without exception. Store the product where children cannot access it. The aerosol format and flammable contents make this a product for adults only.\n\n### Emergency contacts\n\nIn the event of a serious incident, the Australian emergency telephone number is **1800 220 770**. For New Zealand, call **0800 220 770**. For general enquiries, contact the supplier on **1300 555 205**.\n\n---\n\n## Storage and shelf life\n\n- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.\n- Keep the can upright when stored.\n- Do not puncture, crush, or incinerate the can, even when empty.\n- Keep away from children and food storage areas.\n- Keep the nozzle clear after use to prevent blockage. If the nozzle clogs, do not attempt to clear it with a pin near a heat source.\n\nThe manufacturer has not specified a shelf life for this product. As a general principle for aerosol lubricants, the product stays effective for several years when stored correctly. If the can stops spraying or the contents appear degraded, stop use and dispose of the can according to local aerosol waste disposal regulations.\n\n---\n\n## Disposal\n\nBecause the can is pressurised and contains flammable material, standard household waste disposal isn't appropriate until the can is completely empty. Once empty, the can may be recyclable depending on your local council's aerosol recycling programme — check with your local waste authority for specific guidance. Do not puncture or compress the can to empty it faster, and never incinerate aerosol cans.\n\n---\n\n## Tips for best results\n\n- **Clean before you lubricate.** Dry lubricants bond to surfaces, not to grime. A clean surface produces a more durable, longer-lasting film.\n- **Less is more.** Over-application doesn't improve performance and can leave visible residue. Short bursts are enough for most applications.\n- **Reapply as needed.** Dry lubricant films wear over time, particularly on high-use mechanisms. Periodic reapplication keeps things running smoothly.\n- **Ventilate every time.** The narcotic effect risk from vapour inhalation is real in enclosed spaces. Make ventilation part of the process, not an afterthought.\n- **Test on plastics first.** Some aerosol propellants can affect certain plastic types. When applying near or on plastic components, test on an inconspicuous area first.\n\n---\n\n## References\n\n- [Selleys Ezy Glide Product Page – Selleys Australia](https://www.selleys.com.au) *(Manufacturer's official product listing)*\n- [Safe Work Australia – Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS)](https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/chemical-management/ghs) *(Regulatory framework underpinning hazard classifications used in this guide)*\n- [DuluxGroup – Selleys Brand Information](https://www.duluxgroup.com.au) *(Parent company and supplier verification)*\n- Safety Data Sheet: SELLEYS EZY GLIDE (NEW), Reference No. SELGHSEN001662, Version 1.1, Issued 16 May 2025 — *Based on manufacturer documentation provided.*\n\n## Frequently Asked Questions\n\nWhat is Selleys Ezy Glide: A dry lubricant spray in aerosol format\n\nWhat does \"dry lubricant\" mean: It leaves a dry film, not a wet or greasy coating\n\nIs Selleys Ezy Glide oil-based: No, it is a dry lubricant\n\nDoes it leave a greasy residue: No, it leaves a low-residue dry film\n\nWhat is the product weight: 150 g\n\nWhat is the product code: 104077\n\nWhat is the barcode: 9300697104564\n\nWho manufactures Selleys Ezy Glide: Selleys, a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd\n\nHow long has Selleys been operating: Over 80 years\n\nWhat category does this product belong to: Home & Garden > Maintenance & Repair Supplies > Lubricants\n\nWhat type of container is it: A pressurised aerosol can\n\nWhat is the aerosol flammability classification: Aerosol Category 1\n\nWhat does H222 mean: Extremely flammable aerosol\n\nWhat does H229 mean: Pressurised container may burst if heated\n\nWhat does H315 mean: Skin Irritant Category 2\n\nWhat does H319 mean: Eye Irritant Category 2A\n\nWhat does H336 mean: May cause drowsiness or dizziness\n\nIs the product flammable: Yes, extremely flammable\n\nCan the can burst if heated: Yes\n\nWhat is the maximum safe storage temperature: 50 °C\n\nCan I use it near open flames: No\n\nCan I use it near pilot lights: No\n\nCan I use it near candles: No\n\nCan I use it near welding equipment: No\n\nCan I spray it near electrical sparks: No\n\nCan I spray it near operating power tools: No\n\nIs ventilation required during use: Yes\n\nWhy is ventilation required: Vapour inhalation can cause narcotic effects\n\nCan I use it in a confined space without protection: No\n\nIs it safe for children to use: No, for adults only\n\nShould it be kept out of reach of children: Yes\n\nWhat is the Australian emergency telephone number: 1800 220 770\n\nWhat is the New Zealand emergency telephone number: 0800 220 770\n\nWhat is the general supplier enquiry number: 1300 555 205\n\nDoes it attract dust: No, dry film does not attract dust or lint\n\nDoes it attract dirt: No\n\nDoes it trap airborne particles: No\n\nWill it stain fabric: No\n\nIs it safe to use near painted surfaces: Yes\n\nIs it safe to use near fabric: Yes\n\nWhat are common applications: Drawer runners, hinges, window tracks, locks, zips, cables\n\nCan it be used on drawer runners: Yes\n\nCan it be used on door hinges: Yes\n\nCan it be used on window tracks: Yes\n\nCan it be used on lock cylinders: Yes\n\nCan it be used on zips: Yes\n\nCan it be used on bicycle brake cables: Yes\n\nWhy is it better than wet lubricant in locks: Dry film does not trap metal particles or debris\n\nShould the surface be cleaned before application: Yes\n\nWhy clean the surface first: Dry lubricant bonds to the surface, not to grime\n\nShould the can be shaken before use: Yes\n\nHow far should the can be held from the surface: Typically 15–25 cm\n\nShould it be applied in short bursts or continuous stream: Short, controlled bursts\n\nCan over-application cause visible residue: Yes\n\nShould excess spray be wiped from surrounding surfaces: Yes, immediately before it dries\n\nShould the mechanism be operated immediately after spraying: No, allow carrier to fully evaporate first\n\nDoes the lubricant film wear over time: Yes\n\nShould it be reapplied periodically: Yes, on high-use mechanisms\n\nCan it affect certain plastic types: Yes, some aerosol propellants can affect certain plastics\n\nShould I test on plastic before full application: Yes, test on an inconspicuous area first\n\nWhat should I do if skin contact occurs: Wash thoroughly with soap and water\n\nWhat should I do if it contacts eyes: Rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes\n\nWhen should I seek medical advice after eye contact: If irritation continues after rinsing\n\nHow should the can be stored: Upright in a cool, dry place away from heat and sunlight\n\nCan I store it in a hot car: No\n\nCan I store it in direct sunlight: No\n\nCan the empty can be punctured: No\n\nCan the can be incinerated: No, not under any circumstances\n\nCan the empty can be recycled: Possibly, depending on local council aerosol recycling programme\n\nIs standard household waste disposal appropriate for the can: No, not until completely empty\n\nWhat is the stated shelf life: Not specified by manufacturer\n\nHow does dry lubrication work mechanically: A solid boundary layer is deposited between moving surfaces\n\nWhat happens to the carrier after spraying: It evaporates, leaving the dry lubricant film bonded to the surface\n\nIs an extension nozzle available for enclosed mechanisms: Yes, if provided with the product\n\nWhat is the Safety Data Sheet reference number: SELGHSEN001662\n\nWhat version is the Safety Data Sheet: Version 1.1\n\nWhen was the Safety Data Sheet issued: 16 May 2025\n\n---\n\n## Label facts summary\n\n> **Disclaimer:** All facts and statements below are general product information, not professional advice. Consult relevant experts for specific guidance.\n\n### Verified label facts\n\n- **Product name:** Selleys Ezy Glide Dry Lubricant Spray\n- **Product code:** 104077\n- **Barcode (GTIN):** 9300697104564\n- **Net weight:** 150 g\n- **Container format:** Pressurised aerosol can\n- **Manufacturer:** Selleys, a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd\n- **Product category:** Home & Garden > Maintenance & Repair Supplies > Lubricants\n- **Lubricant type:** Dry lubricant (leaves a dry film, not a wet or greasy coating)\n- **Aerosol flammability classification:** Aerosol Category 1 (GHS 7, Safe Work Australia)\n- **H222:** Extremely flammable aerosol\n- **H229:** Pressurised container: may burst if heated\n- **H315:** Skin Irritant Category 2\n- **H319:** Eye Irritant Category 2A\n- **H336:** May cause drowsiness or dizziness (Specific Target Organ Toxicity, Single Exposure, Category 3 — narcotic effects)\n- **Precautionary statement P102:** Keep out of reach of children\n- **Maximum safe storage temperature:** 50 °C\n- **Storage instructions:** Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources; keep away from children and food storage areas\n- **Disposal:** Do not puncture, crush, or incinerate the can; do not use standard household waste disposal until can is completely empty; check local council aerosol recycling programme\n- **Stated shelf life:** Not specified by manufacturer\n- **Australian emergency telephone number:** 1800 220 770\n- **New Zealand emergency telephone number:** 0800 220 770\n- **General supplier enquiry number:** 1300 555 205\n- **Safety Data Sheet reference number:** SELGHSEN001662\n- **Safety Data Sheet version:** 1.1\n- **Safety Data Sheet issue date:** 16 May 2025\n- **Skin contact first aid:** Wash thoroughly with soap and water\n- **Eye contact first aid:** Rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes; seek medical advice if irritation continues\n- **Pre-application instruction:** Shake can well before use\n- **Recommended application distance:** Typically 15–25 cm (follow label instructions)\n- **Application method:** Short, controlled bursts; hold can upright\n- **Extension nozzle:** Available if provided with the product, for use on enclosed mechanisms\n- **Post-application instruction:** Allow carrier to fully evaporate before operating the mechanism; wipe excess spray from surrounding surfaces immediately before it dries\n- **Use restrictions:** Do not use near open flames, pilot lights, candles, welding equipment, electrical sparks, or operating power tools; do not use in confined spaces without ventilation; not for use by children\n\n### General product claims\n\n- Dry film does not attract dust, lint, dirt, or airborne particles\n- Will not stain or damage fabric or painted surfaces\n- Suitable for drawer runners, door hinges, window tracks, lock cylinders, zips, bicycle brake cables, mechanical cables, and garden equipment\n- Dry lubrication in locks does not trap metal particles or debris\n- Aerosol delivery enables precise directional application and reaches tight spaces\n- Dry lubricant film bonds to clean surfaces more effectively than to soiled surfaces\n- Lubricant film wears over time on high-use mechanisms and benefits from periodic reapplication\n- Some aerosol propellants may affect certain plastic types; test on an inconspicuous area before full application\n- 150 g size described as appropriate for household use without the bulk of industrial containers\n- Selleys described as having 80+ years of experience in adhesives and maintenance\n- Product described as engineered for household and light maintenance use",
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