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  • #46
    Little Foot
    Banned
    • Aug 2013
    • 105

    So just so I understand correctly.. Can you use on all internal and external parts? I kind of want something to help prevent wear and tear on my firearms.. And when heated and applied, than wiped dry, does it leave a greasy residue??
    Thanks gents

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    • #47
      Gunsmith Dan
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2012
      • 1445

      Frog Lube and Petroleum products DO NOT mix .... they will make a messy gunk and not lubricate very well. SO before using Frog Lube for the first time make sure your gun was fully degreased and cleaned very well.

      Yes you can put Frog Lube on internal parts, external and even in the barrel. Heat up the surface either before or after Frog Lube was applied then let it melt and when it cools off and is solid again then wipe off the excess.


      After about the 3rd application you will notice a big difference, especially when cleaning off carbon deposits.

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      • #48
        Little Foot
        Banned
        • Aug 2013
        • 105

        Originally posted by Gunsmith Dan
        Frog Lube and Petroleum products DO NOT mix .... they will make a messy gunk and not lubricate very well. SO before using Frog Lube for the first time make sure your gun was fully degreased and cleaned very well.

        Yes you can put Frog Lube on internal parts, external and even in the barrel. Heat up the surface either before or after Frog Lube was applied then let it melt and when it cools off and is solid again then wipe off the excess.


        After about the 3rd application you will notice a big difference, especially when cleaning off carbon deposits.
        Thank you sir, much appreciated for that

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