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[ndcody]

Is it oil? Is it grease? Did you just mix Dow 33 and tri flow in your garage?

Originally Posted by UltraSilk

For best results apply underneath orings as well.

What would that accomplish? If the oring is providing a seal what would putting your grease UNDERNEATH it do? Make an ever better seal? And if it's a static oring why put any grease under it at all? Couldn't that knock it out of tolerance if the customer didn't clean out this build up of grease that they are applying under their orings for some magic reason?

[bracer028]

Originally Posted by ndcody

Is it oil? Is it grease? Did you just mix Dow 33 and tri flow in your garage?

What would that accomplish? If the oring is providing a seal what would putting your grease UNDERNEATH it do? Make an ever better seal? And if it's a static oring why put any grease under it at all? Couldn't that knock it out of tolerance if the customer didn't clean out this build up of grease that they are applying under their orings for some magic reason?

Lol. I was thinking the same. Is it oil or grease and then you put it under the orings where things dont move

This is just straight snake oil.

[ndcody]

Originally Posted by tweeter4

Applying grease under the orings creates a reservoir of sorts that allows a slow secretion of the grease, slightly extending periods between lubing.

Hahaha more like a reservoir of sorts to collect the particles of lint on paint that is towel dried during the manufacturing process, then harden, then create excess wear by slowly knocking the tolerances out of whack over an extended period of time. And if there magic slik to made to be lighter and more viscous then it creating a magic reservoir is even more bunk.

Also that makes perfect sense as to why all the manufacturers have created grease reservoirs under their orings

If they wanna make a lubricant cool, but no need to have all Karen's essential oils on facebook claims. They could just say "We use it, we like it, we think you will too."

[bracer028]

Originally Posted by tweeter4

Applying grease under the orings creates a reservoir of sorts that allows a slow secretion of the grease, slightly extending periods between lubing.

A reservoir of grease? I could have sworn all manuals for guns say use a light coat of grease on the orings

[Joshisanalligator]

i just use KY Jelly on my guns

[PeteSterE]

I have heard good things from a teammate who uses this and I'm about to pick up some for myself. Looking forward to trying it.

[Mr. Stealthy]

I am sure it works fine but the price is insane (much like the Supercocker he also released). There are some extremely well performing lube options these days that are very affordable if purchased outside of the repackaged paintball market. Best of luck though and its always good to see new products in the sport.

[Noa Bo]

Cabin fever has deeply settled in amongst some in our ranks. The reactions to some simple advertising ( come on, nothing too outrageous ) on a simple product have triggered some. May the fourth ( be with you ) can’t come soon enough.

[inertstatic]

They post this stuff everywhere but don’t post any comparison videos... long gone are the days where you can say it’s awesome and not back it up with data...

[lawf]

So its basically like Hater Sauce? A slightly thinner lube.

Like it was said before

Originally Posted by ndcody

If they wanna make a lubricant cool, but no need to have all Karen's essential oils on facebook claims. They could just say "We use it, we like it, we think you will too."

no need to make random claims, just say you prefer it more for whatever reason.

also, whats up with the coloring?

[dualimpact]

What does this do that sl33k/slik/pe lube does not?


Is it at least scented like monkey poo?

[BMJoker]

Can't have "classic paintball" without classic snake oil.

[Paint_hore]

This guy keeps posting his overpriced lube but refuses to address any questions.

Hard pass

[firefoxx04]

At least get TLS on the site, its year 2020 right?

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by Joshisanalligator

i just use KY Jelly on my guns

You say that like it’s not normal or something.

[bracer028]

Out of all the years of paintballing, the only thing that held true....

use Dow 33 for grease and synthetic pneumatic airtool oil for autocockers.

[Mr. Stealthy]

Brightly colored so the tech instantly knows to void your warranty.

[ironyusa]

Is this a silicone-based product?

[lawf]

here's a video on the lube. honestly these types of guys just spew nonsense, and because paintball is such a niche sport, most people just eat it up.

he says "youre treating the aluminum and impregnating it, then when its functionating and stuff it will work itself out"

https://www.facebook.com/lonewolfpb/...9190679/?t=715

pure nonsense. the dudes at Lone Wolf seem like nice guys with good intentions, but they are also generally as clueless.