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  • Jbcraig1883@gmail.com
    Registered User
    • Apr 2009
    • 33

    #46
    I have only used Super Lube Air Tool and it has worked wonders. I quit playing in 2001 and came back a few months ago. Super Lube Air is all that I had ever used. My mag sat around for nearly 8 years. When I took it out to shoot it, everything was still clean and lubed like I had just done it a day ago.

    This lube is definitely the best stuff out there.
    Last edited by [email protected]; 07-07-2009, 04:34 PM.

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    • georgeyew
      Registered User
      • Jan 2007
      • 704

      #47
      No, it's not your imagination. It is thicker/stickier. I like it because it will stay on the metal surfaces and orings longer than the other oils. I don't think that the extra stickiness will increase the friction by much, especially with the PTFE.

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      • Spider-TW
        U R techno-literate!

        • Oct 2006
        • 3554

        #48
        Originally posted by georgeyew
        No, it's not your imagination. It is thicker/stickier. I like it because it will stay on the metal surfaces and orings longer than the other oils. I don't think that the extra stickiness will increase the friction by much, especially with the PTFE.
        Yeah, I've never caught it sticking in the field. I like the thickness for the level 10 too.

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        • Newt
          Darth Amphibian
          • May 2009
          • 450

          #49
          We probably want a heavy weight oil. The mag's oil needs are kind of like yours and mine are for water, except you want it to stay where it is once you've lubed it. But we don't want it in the barrel.

          Right? Actually, why is a good quality paste/grease lube not recommend in the mag?

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          • georgeyew
            Registered User
            • Jan 2007
            • 704

            #50
            Originally posted by Newt
            Actually, why is a good quality paste/grease lube not recommend in the mag?
            Too much of a pain to take off the power tube tip to lube the oring everytime. And using lube, it would be hard to get to all the tiny areas in the valve. The mag is suppose to be a low maintenace "oil it and forget it" type marker.

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            • Sumthinwicked
              team id psycho AO-CT
              • Nov 2005
              • 4292

              #51
              coolata lube from dunkin donuts my friend used to use in all his guns LOL i use goldcup for about 15 years i think

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              • jtamm
                Registered User
                • Jun 2009
                • 28

                #52
                Sounds like the Super Lube is the way to go. Any reason to with the one over the other?

                Super Lube Air Tool Oil 12004 Is A USDA Listed H1 Food Grade Lubricant. A Blend Of Rust And Corrosion Inhibitors And A Special Base Fluid Oil Minimizes Tool Wear. 4 oz bottle.

                VS.

                Super Lube Oil With PTFE Teflon 51004 Is Non-Toxic And A USDA Listed H1 Food Grade Lubricant. A Premium Synthetic Oil With Suspended PTFE Particles That Bond To Surfaces To Add Lubricity To Moving Parts. Waterproof. 4 oz bottle.

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                • Spider-TW
                  U R techno-literate!

                  • Oct 2006
                  • 3554

                  #53
                  Originally posted by jtamm
                  Sounds like the Super Lube is the way to go. Any reason to with the one over the other?

                  Super Lube Air Tool Oil 12004 Is A USDA Listed H1 Food Grade Lubricant. A Blend Of Rust And Corrosion Inhibitors And A Special Base Fluid Oil Minimizes Tool Wear. 4 oz bottle.

                  VS.

                  Super Lube Oil With PTFE Teflon 51004 Is Non-Toxic And A USDA Listed H1 Food Grade Lubricant. A Premium Synthetic Oil With Suspended PTFE Particles That Bond To Surfaces To Add Lubricity To Moving Parts. Waterproof. 4 oz bottle.
                  The teflon one is usually easier to find since it shows up around the local hardware stores. I had to order the air tool oil. There's not a lot of difference, but I think the teflon variety is a little more sticky and seems to be able to string out a level 10 oring longer before it starts to leak. I like the air tool oil for markers with solenoid valves or pneumatics since it likes to creep more.

                  I think we can say they both work without any problems.

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                  • georgeyew
                    Registered User
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 704

                    #54
                    I contacted Superlube about their oils before I purchasing. All of their base oils/greases are the same. The some of the main differences between the products are the viscosity and additives. So essentially, the only difference between the air tool oil and the oil with PTFE is the thickness and the addition of PTFE (maybe a few other minor things).

                    I grew up in the 80's believing that a PTFE coating is slicker than hell and will make things last longer. So that's why I use the oil with PTFE.

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                    • jtamm
                      Registered User
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 28

                      #55
                      In a slight bind. The Super Lube I ordered isn't going to show up in time for a game tomorrow. I don't have a whole lot of options for paintball stores. So I may end going to Lowes and getting:

                      Kobalt
                      Synthetic Air Compressor Oil

                      16 oz. bottle
                      Non-detergent, single viscosity oil
                      High quality 30 weight
                      Provides proper mixture to keep your air compressor at its best quality performance


                      Hopefully this would work?

                      I also have a Home Depot, Menards, and Ace near me if those stores had other options.

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                      • Mechanic79
                        Whatever, I do what I want

                        • Jul 2001
                        • 666

                        #56
                        For one day? I wouldn't worry about it! Even a week! But I'm sure someone could lend 4 drops of gun oil at the field!

                        Originally posted by jtamm
                        In a slight bind. The Super Lube I ordered isn't going to show up in time for a game tomorrow. I don't have a whole lot of options for paintball stores. So I may end going to Lowes and getting:

                        Kobalt
                        Synthetic Air Compressor Oil

                        16 oz. bottle
                        Non-detergent, single viscosity oil
                        High quality 30 weight
                        Provides proper mixture to keep your air compressor at its best quality performance


                        Hopefully this would work?

                        I also have a Home Depot, Menards, and Ace near me if those stores had other options.

                        Mechanic79's FeedBack

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                        • jtamm
                          Registered User
                          • Jun 2009
                          • 28

                          #57
                          Just got the gun and there is a leak in the valve. I'm hoping oiling it fixes the problem. Wanted to get the all issues sorted out before hitting the field.

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                          • georgeyew
                            Registered User
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 704

                            #58
                            I think that ACE carries SuperLube.

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                            • Spider-TW
                              U R techno-literate!

                              • Oct 2006
                              • 3554

                              #59
                              Originally posted by georgeyew
                              I think that ACE carries SuperLube.
                              Mine does.

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                              • LK-13
                                Confused on purpose!
                                • Dec 2006
                                • 584

                                #60

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