Do people prefer the liquid form of CLP or the aerosol form? Which form is better and why?
904304
I prefer the liquid form as I can be a little more accurate with the application which serves to conserve some product as well. You really aren't going to go wrong with either, great products.
904305
I simply prefer the liquid form because its easier to work with. When using the aerosol its very hard to control the amount dispensed.
904306
I use both. After shooting, I use the foam as directed, then I use the liquid cleaner and let sit in the barrel BORE DOWN for 3-7 days. After that you will see bore residue hopefully on a towel or rag) indicating more fouling has been removed. After running two or three dry patches through the bore, I run a wet patch through and store bore down.
904307
The spray is good for coating entire surfaces, but propellant systems for all lubricants eventually fail (in my experience.) For daily jobs, the liquid is less messy, and much more efficient. That get's my vote.
904308
Less waste with liquid. I prefer to put it on a cloth, toothbrush or q-tip and apply. Also an aerosol sprayer can go bad. I once had the sprayer on another gun product go bad, and I ended up throwing away the can while it was still half-full. These products are too expensive to risk wasting like that.
904309
The aerosol form is completely utterly useless. It shoots out such a high volume of lubricant that your gun will be way over lubricated, and probably in the wrong spots too. Get the liquid lubricant and a needle oiler and you can put the oil exactly where you want it.
2261646
This is liquid form.....It is concentrated so you have to dilute it or whatever it is you want to do, it comes with directions.
1816342
Either one works well for me. The liquid has to sit for at least 24 hrs. to properly blend, and has a Godawful taste but by golly, it really works.
1345475
This is a liquid. They also have powder and aerosol. This product is wonderful. You have to be dilegent in vacuuming and keep on top of respray for about a month, but it works GREAT!!
1875503
I would think so. Aerosol can usually be used until no pressure remains in can.
773652
I'm no expert, but prefer capsules/caplets over liquid. It is less messy, more portable(for trips), and easy to take.
1382848
The powder is hard to mix as it sticks to your glass-cup. I'd go with the liquid because the taste is terrible in both, but the liquid enables you to drink it with a single quick shot, while the mix, you have to mix it with something, which usually makes it a full cup.
1452857
One is a squeeze bottle oil application and the other is an aerosol spray oil application. I would say speed and even application using the aerosol spray oil is better but it would depend on your individual circumstances and needs.
2275110
Theoretically it should be the same active ingredient and create the same effect. It would just be your preference on taking a pill or swallowing a liquid. Personally, I prefer the pills, less messy. Hope this helps :)
1301856
Clumping litter is much easier and more sanitary than regular clay. I've never tried the crystal litter.
484445
I don't know....but I like much better than aerosol sprays...scent is not overwhelming either
1912795
I used both and seems like they both work, but the Wet and Forget maybe a bit quicker. Neither are instantaneous. If you have real heavy stuff, it takes an extra spraying and time period. Had heavy stuff on a LP Gas tank about 1/2" thick. Took 2 years without touching it, but it is gone. I bought the concentrated in both brands a couple of years ago.
1979107
The "CLP" stands for "Cleaner, Lubricant, Protectant". The "Cleaner" part is meant to break-up carbon residue left by firearms cartridges, and is probably not good for an air gun application.
1784482
Spray is easier to use, definitely better for traveling, I like xlear more than other brands, mild not as agressiv, but moisturizes the nasal membranes and washes out allergens.
1929184
OxiClean compares to the Clorox 2. You add it to detergent. I like the oxi better than the clorox.
1535691
I don't know but I went with a liquid instead--Still not totally improved but that usually gets into system sooner!!
1477622
I don't know if it's the same thing as "aerosol," but the contents are under pressure. It's not the same as a trigger-style bottle of liquid.