While rummaging in garage today I came across a GALLON of the product Slip2000. I cannot figure out where it came from or how it came to be in the garage. ( Seems I suffer from CRS ).

It seems to be too heavy to be a cleaner, and not light enough to be a lubricant, as stated on the label. Does anyone have any experience with this product?

Thanks for any input..

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There was a member here several years ago that liked it on her custom 1911s and gold cups.Ive never tried it

I have not tried their lube but the "carbon killer" products do not work as advertised. It takes off "loose" carbon but so will windex. For a while, Slip showed ads how you could rub their carbon remover onto revolver cylinders and the burned carbon magically comes off. Same claim for ports and compensators. I absolutely GUARANTEE it does not work. I ended up returning the stuff I bought to them after some unpleasant conversation about fake ads and false advertising. FYI: I still use some of the carbon killer, it works as a mediocre cleaner but it does not do what the ads show.

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I agree. The carbon killer does not work as advertised. I'll use it to rinse a barrel or something, but it doesn't do what they claim. That ad with the revolver cylinder magically free of the burn rings was why I bought the ****, and it didn't do what it said it would.

Google is your friend, Sal.

https://www.slip2000.com/

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Good find.
Amazon sells that stuff in a 4oz bottle for $15.

Can't speak to the carbon remover mentioned by others, but as to the regular lubricant you have - good stuff! I was introduced to it during a Trident Concepts AR class at the Sig Academy by Jeff Gonzales. It's designed for guns that need to be run wet and dirty, like hard use AR15s, MP5s, etc. I tried it in my rifle for that class, about 3000 rounds in 3 days with no cleaning in between - just a few drops on the bolt/bolt carrier to start each day and it kept on plugging along. It performed much better than good old CLP/etc. It's not a miracle lube by any means, but it's very good quality for what its purpose is.

That's where I use it, in the AR. I put it on the bolt, and inside the bolt. Works good. Seems to keep the carbon loose and doesn't burn off.

Which one is it? Grease, lube cleaner etc??

Either way a gal is a lot!!

https://www.slip2000.com/index.php

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Nice karma I'm in

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I guess you could call it a LIFETIME supply or TWO

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Gun cleaning party at Sal's house!!

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This is what a lot of the tactical operators in Afghan are using on their weapons platform systems with good results.

Me too. A cleaner that will remove burn rings is like the holy grail of solvents...... which is to say a myth that does not exist.

Well it probably will do a good job removing sand.......

Sal,

Get a case of little tiny 1 ounce bottles and a funnel. Print some really cool Tactical Labels and sell them at say $9.95 each!!

Add to the retirement fund.

You know where to sell them

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