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....but Mystik JT6 (regular, not the high temp) is an almost clear grease easy to find at TSC stores or online …
New Oil Or Grease You Want To Try In 2018 ?
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Isn't that a Lithium based compound, and not Molybdenum Disulfide?
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What color is the Super Tech Moly grease ??
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I still have my tube of Super Tech Moly grease that I paid about $3.75 with tax. I don't think I will be needing any for a long time.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Super-Tech-Moly-Grease-14-oz/16928003
I'm interesting in trying the Mobilgrease 28 Aviation Grease. For automatic slides. I learned of it here:
https://www.amazon.com/Mobil-28-Grease-S...QADFYMXA0MVK4AM
From the Mobile site:
-High resistance to water washout Maintains excellent grease performance in adverse weather and other water-exposure conditions
-Mobilgrease 28 has also shown excellent ability to lubricate heavily loaded sliding mechanisms
-Mobilgrease 28 resists water washing, provides superior load-carrying ability, reduces frictional drag, and prevents excessive wear.
-The wax-free nature of the synthetic base fluid, together with its high viscosity index compared to mineral oils, provide excellent low temperature pumpability, very low starting and running torque
That seems like an ideal set of characteristics for a gun grease.
MileHi
Looks exactly like the Mobil 1 Synthetic Grease they sell in the 1 pound tub for $5 bucks. Except it now contains the magic words... "Gun Grease".
Originally Posted By: ChrisD46
I buy the empty syringes like that on line and fill them up with Lucus "Red & Tacky" red grease or Super Lube grease - inexpensive , puts the grease right where you want it and will last a long time ...
I'm trying Liberty CLP. They post a ton of data on their website, have a real SDS sheet, and the 0.32mm wear scar for the 4 ball wear test and their 500kg weld load are insane for an oil. Their corrosion prevention per my own testing was notably superior to the Lucas Extreme in a saline environment. Ag $3/oz, it's also very affordable compared to many products.
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Originally Posted By: Ws6
...... At $3/oz, it's also very affordable compared to many products.
Originally Posted By: Ws6
I'm trying Liberty CLP. They post a ton of data on their website, have a real SDS sheet, and the 0.32mm wear scar for the 4 ball wear test and their 500kg weld load are insane for an oil. Their corrosion prevention per my own testing was notably superior to the Lucas Extreme in a saline environment. Ag $3/oz, it's also very affordable compared to many products.
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Originally Posted By: Ws6
I'm trying Liberty CLP. They post a ton of data on their website, have a real SDS sheet, and the 0.32mm wear scar for the 4 ball wear test and their 500kg weld load are insane for an oil. Their corrosion prevention per my own testing was notably superior to the Lucas Extreme in a saline environment. Ag $3/oz, it's also very affordable compared to many products.
I wasn't aware ALG Juice was organic. Thanks for the heads-up.I'll cross it off my wanted list.
Our lubricator distrusts are eerily similar.
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.....I ahve simply come to distrust "organic" type CLP's, though, after T&E'ing Rand, Fireclean, Froglube, SEAL1....
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Originally Posted By: Ws6
.....I ahve simply come to distrust "organic" type CLP's, though, after T&E'ing Rand, Fireclean, Froglube, SEAL1....
Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en
I wasn't aware ALG Juice was organic. Thanks for the heads-up.I'll cross it off my wanted list.
Our lubricator distrusts are eerily similar.
I'm avoiding bio lubes now as well. The last one I used locked up some firearms that were in the safe for a year.
The ALG Go Juice very thin 0000 grease is not a bio lube. Ive used it almost exclusively for the past 18 months and its my favorite lube right now.
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