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  • #76
    ptroxx
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 2259

    Originally posted by liberty47
    have fun and report back ptroxx

    I will for sure.. just waiting on my hair dryer..

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    • #77
      medicdude
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1034

      Just did the initial treatment on my EDC Glock 23. Took about an hour to do the slide, barrel, and trigger pieces. I did a double treatment. Heated, applied, dried, heated, applied, dried, wiped. Probably overkill but I didnt have anything better to do. It wipes off pretty easy, leaves a slick feeling on the metal. Im used to putting oil and it looking wet (in all the right places), it was kinda different for me not to do that. I detail stripped the slide, be careful not to get it into the striker channel. Some will get in there, it took a few minutes to get it out the best I could. a 9mm bore mop fits well into the channel to get it out. I cant wait to get it to the range. I think my favorite part is the advertised ease of cleanup after shooting. I guess theres only one way to find out.

      edit: I used a toothbrush to apply and microfiber rag to wipe off. it worked great. this stuff smells really good too. now im sitting here eating mint chip ice cream thanks to the minty smell.

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      • #78
        medicdude
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 1034

        Oh, one more thing. My IWB holster has been a bit squeaky lately, so I put some FL on the clip mount bushings and the kydex to leather mounts, Ill edit tomorrow on squeak status.

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        • #79
          kingkev
          Junior Member
          • Jun 2011
          • 73

          I'm gonna start DROS on a SA 1911 Loaded today, and in 10 days I plan to detail strip it, froglube everything metallic, and "season" it in a crockpot like I did to my Sig P229. I've also baked me up a minty AR15 I built.

          To test out FL's claims (but more so for gits and shiggles), I did my own non-scientific test and ran 1K rounds thru my P229 without once cleaning it. Ran flawlessly...no failures whatsoever. Cleaning after the 1K rds was rather easy. Most of the gunk wiped right off.

          Doing the same test to my AR15. Currently, I've put 880 rounds thru it. There were a few FTF's, but I attribute that to me installing the hammer spring backwards. Weird to admit, but I'm looking forward to cleaning my AR after 120 more rounds.

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          • #80
            ptroxx
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2012
            • 2259

            Originally posted by kingkev
            I'm gonna start DROS on a SA 1911 Loaded today, and in 10 days I plan to detail strip it, froglube everything metallic, and "season" it in a crockpot like I did to my Sig P229. I've also baked me up a minty AR15 I built.

            To test out FL's claims (but more so for gits and shiggles), I did my own non-scientific test and ran 1K rounds thru my P229 without once cleaning it. Ran flawlessly...no failures whatsoever. Cleaning after the 1K rds was rather easy. Most of the gunk wiped right off.

            Doing the same test to my AR15. Currently, I've put 880 rounds thru it. There were a few FTF's, but I attribute that to me installing the hammer spring backwards. Weird to admit, but I'm looking forward to cleaning my AR after 120 more rounds.
            Post up your results please id be interested in them...

            Congrats on the new 1911... Im looking to get one myself..
            Did you get a nice price on the SA.? ?

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            • #81
              kingkev
              Junior Member
              • Jun 2011
              • 73

              Originally posted by ptroxx
              Post up your results please id be interested in them...

              Congrats on the new 1911... Im looking to get one myself..
              Did you get a nice price on the SA.? ?
              If you read further down on the thread I linked in my original message you'll see my results for the P229 post-1K rounds.

              I'll probably post pics of my 1911 mint casserole

              Sidebar: Oh, and got my SA 1911 Loaded shipped to my local FFL for ~$790. Bought it here...they only had one in stock, and I jumped on it as fast as I was able to w/ 3G connection!

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              • #82
                ptroxx
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2012
                • 2259

                Originally posted by kingkev
                If you read further down on the thread I linked in my original message you'll see my results for the P229 post-1K rounds.

                I'll probably post pics of my 1911 mint casserole

                Sidebar: Oh, and got my SA 1911 Loaded shipped to my local FFL for ~$790. Bought it here...they only had one in stock, and I jumped on it as fast as I was able to w/ 3G connection!
                Yeah actually now that you mention it I seen that.. I cant wait to use it on all my guns..

                Nice deal on your 1911.....Thats right about my price point..

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                • #83
                  viet4lifeOC
                  Veteran Member
                  • May 2010
                  • 4888

                  After heat application of Froglube, can you still wipe down your gun with silicone cloth and not mess with the Froglube's benefits?

                  Does Froglube prevent rusting?

                  thanks

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                  • #84
                    ptroxx
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2012
                    • 2259

                    Originally posted by viet4lifeOC
                    After heat application of Froglube, can you still wipe down your gun with silicone cloth and not mess with the Froglube's benefits?

                    Does Froglube prevent rusting?

                    thanks
                    this may help ..

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                    • #85
                      ExtremeX
                      Calguns Addict
                      • Sep 2010
                      • 7160

                      Originally posted by ptroxx
                      Got my FrogLube in the mail today, sure smells good,
                      cant wait to try it out.
                      Need to wait for a hair dryer I had to buy...
                      Im please so far and havent even used it..
                      And is easy on the hands too.
                      Harbor Freight... $10 buys you a heat gun and it works very well.
                      ExtremeX

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                      • #86
                        ptroxx
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 2259

                        Originally posted by ExtremeX
                        Harbor Freight... $10 buys you a heat gun and it works very well.
                        Yeah I dont have one close.. I just ordered a cheap o on ebay 5.00 shipped. next time in near a HF I have a list going ill add it to the list..

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                        • #87
                          MalC
                          Member
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 432

                          Be careful with the cheap hair dryer, they can break pretty easily if you run them for more than a couple minutes at a time (I do the slide, frame, and other parts separately and let it rest in between).

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                          • #88
                            ptroxx
                            Senior Member
                            • Jan 2012
                            • 2259

                            I figured for the 5 bucks it was worth a shot.. Ill have it pluged into a power strip with a breaker jus tin case .

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                            • #89
                              JNunez23
                              Veteran Member
                              • Jan 2012
                              • 2755

                              Just bought some a couple of weeks ago at the Glendale Gun Show.

                              Pleasantly surprised so far. Good stuff.
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                              • #90
                                darksands
                                Senior Member
                                • May 2008
                                • 710

                                I heard or read or heard somewhere that frog lube was originally used to lubricate and clean rollor coasters but I first got it from my law enforcement buddies a bit over a year ago and love it. Use it in all my pistols, rifles and shotguns and they all are working great. Smells good too.
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