Butter_BJun 25, 2006 3:57am
Whats a good grease to use on the piston o-Ring,I use Green Slim,and just want to see what else there is to use.
Yo MaMa!
Grease?
fuddruckersJun 25, 2006 4:07am
i use cyclinder grease from AEX i dont know the make of it, i just go there and say "Hey ROnnie where is your cylinder gresse?" THe he says "look in the cabnit u blind SOB" :lol: :lol:
Butter_BJun 25, 2006 4:13am
Ya,the white grease it come in a chap stick cup,thats good,I got my best seal with that,but it's $$$ for a fignger tips worth.It's GOOD.
Yo MaMa!
fuddruckersJun 25, 2006 4:17am
lol it does cost a pretty penny but i good seals with it so, id rather pay alittle more.
matt9074Jun 25, 2006 4:45am
u used GREEN SLIME!!!!???? ur screwed dude
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guitardedJun 25, 2006 5:23am
[quote="matt9074"]you used GREEN SLIME!!!!???? your screwed dude[/quote]
d80Jun 25, 2006 5:28am
What you're using right now is golden. It's very thick, creates an awesome seal and put's up with the friction. I use krytox - but it's expensive stuff.
richieboyJun 25, 2006 5:29am
God. Its called white lithium grease. Go to OSH or an auto place and get a tube 5 times the size of the systema stuff for like 2.99. Its the exact same stuff but they make bank off n00bs not knowing the difference. For lubing the cylinder/0ring - less is more....
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woodencow55Jun 27, 2006 4:35am
[quote="richieboy"]God. Its called white lithium grease. Go to OSH or an auto place and get a tube 5 times the size of the systema stuff for like 2.99. Its the exact same stuff but they make bank off n00bs not knowing the difference. For lubing the cylinder/0ring - less is more....[/quote]
ukauJun 27, 2006 4:40am
A little birdie turned me onto something that has made me ditch green slime... :lol: Put it like this, it seals up stock CA pistons and cylinders...Cardo, that shit rocks!!! and an amount 10x the amount of green slime is $2.99...WHOOT WHOOT....Its teflon based...
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Butter_BJun 28, 2006 4:46pm
Yes it does, I'm glad i saw that stuff,the thing that caught my eye was the Twice the Teflon, O its Magic! And its Cheep. Green Slim,Systema Cylinder Grease all that Junk ,is garbage!
Yo MaMa!
guitardedJun 28, 2006 4:56pm
[quote="richieboy"]God. Its called white lithium grease. Go to OSH or an auto place and get a tube 5 times the size of the systema stuff for like 2.99. Its the exact same stuff but they make bank off n00bs not knowing the difference. For lubing the cylinder/0ring - less is more....[/quote]
Chase42Jun 28, 2006 8:31pm
[quote="ukau"]Put it like this, it seals up stock CA pistons and cylinders[/quote]
GastoneJun 28, 2006 8:45pm
Lube Gel from Radio Shack... It seals good is non corrosive and does not break down from the friction. Also costs about $2.00 for a tube that would last you years.
richieboyJun 28, 2006 9:24pm
[quote="woodencow55"][quote="richieboy"]God. Its called white lithium grease. Go to OSH or an auto place and get a tube 5 times the size of the systema stuff for like 2.99. Its the exact same stuff but they make bank off n00bs not knowing the difference. For lubing the cylinder/0ring - less is more....[/quote]
In close range combat, an unsuspecting melon will get the back of its melon blown off.
ukauJun 28, 2006 11:26pm
[quote="Chase42"][quote="ukau"]Put it like this, it seals up stock CA pistons and cylinders[/quote]
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Butter_BJun 29, 2006 9:44pm
Huh,when I read that I was thinking What the Hell it this guy talking about,he's one of those people who says something and doesn't think of what he is talking about,I'm still Lost when i read it!
Yo MaMa!
XpoisonfreeXJun 29, 2006 10:31pm
I used to use Teflon Lube Gel (3-5$ at radio shack) on cyl/piston head and Lithium grease (2$-5$ for a HUGE tube at home depot etc) on metal parts and that worked perfectly.
Chase42Jun 29, 2006 11:55pm
[quote="ukau"][quote="Chase42"][quote="ukau"]Put it like this, it seals up stock CA pistons and cylinders[/quote]