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Post by Barga Racing on Jan 24, 2007 7:42:05 GMT -7
Has anybody tried this stuff? www.sentrysolutions.com/BP2000kew.shtmlJust curious.. sounds like you treat the metal parts with a wet lubricant that you need to let dry (fills pores). Then you apply this BP2000 powder over it.... sounds like it may be worth a try, but wanted to see if anybody else has an opionion.. (on this stuff anyway).. lol  Do yourself a favor and save your money! |
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Post by JOKER on Jan 24, 2007 11:29:12 GMT -7
Good for guns - bad for pinewood derby. I've tried this stuff & some other gun related lubricants. I sent some Nuvell gun lube to Glenn a while back - same verdict. The majority of these lubes are intended to perform in a high temperature environment (like when a bullet gets fired through the bore of a rifle barrel). They just don't work the same way within the bore of a pinewood derby wheel.
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Post by JOKER on Jan 24, 2007 12:06:49 GMT -7
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Post by F.A.S.T Racing on Jan 24, 2007 16:16:11 GMT -7
I would like to see where I could get some of those cool applicators though.. the bottles with the long noses.... hmmmmmmmmmm... Hey Pat, try this: www.championsbrand.com/needle.html |
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Post by King Of Hearts on Feb 4, 2007 16:54:22 GMT -7
Hello Stonewolf GTR,and welcome.The link you posted doesn't seem to be working for me  |
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Post by King Of Hearts on Feb 4, 2007 17:14:09 GMT -7
I guess it wouldnt hurt to try it,but I wouldn't expect anything to special.Most times you hear about a molly based product I hear comments like save your money  .I know I have read threads where pure moly was used,and it was slower than graphite or graphite and moly mix.And for that matter a lot of people are getting into oils. I might wait for one of the more exp racers here to chime in, some of them have tested probably hundreds of these lubes ;D. KOH |
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Post by Smokin' Joe's Racing on Feb 6, 2007 7:40:38 GMT -7
I tried the BP and the W2 and both performed poorly.
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Post by Tye Racing on Mar 14, 2007 21:22:33 GMT -7
has anyone tried : Tungsten Disulfide (WS2) is one of the most lubricious materials known to science. With Coefficient of Friction at 0.03, it offers excellent dry lubricity unmatched to any other substance. For more information on WS2 visit www.lowerfriction.comi found this on the web and was just wondering. |
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Post by docb on Mar 15, 2007 4:18:48 GMT -7
I thought I read somewhere that it did not work so well either. Does anyone have an opinion on the Derbychamp Bullet Lube?? I used it last year on Xiphoid...was good enough for 2nd place..I have since switched lubes... |
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Post by JOKER on Mar 15, 2007 23:16:13 GMT -7
has anyone tried : Tungsten Disulfide (WS2) is one of the most lubricious materials known to science. With Coefficient of Friction at 0.03, it offers excellent dry lubricity unmatched to any other substance. For more information on WS2 visit www.lowerfriction.comi found this on the web and was just wondering. I thought I read somewhere that it did not work so well either. Does anyone have an opinion on the Derbychamp Bullet Lube?? - WS2 sounds good......just doesn't work so good.....MAXV did test it & found it to slower than graphite.
- Derbychamp Bullet Lube - I've tested it & also sent some to Jewkes to play with
- verdict on Bullet Lube - as fast as Hob-E-Lube at first but seems to gum up quick - does not last long...........
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Post by Parrot Racing on Mar 28, 2007 15:18:00 GMT -7
does the liquid graphite that comes in a small tube work well? if so how do you apply it? also would a lube spray with teflon work well?
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.I know I have read threads where pure moly was used,and it was slower than graphite or graphite and moly mix.And for that matter a lot of people are getting into oils.
