how is this compared to break-free CLP?
294654
I prefer it a little more than clp just because in my opinion the odor is more tolerable than clp and it's Eco friendly. All in all it works well.
294655
Read the instructions on the can, it says the fumes can be dangerous! I couldn't use it inside, in fact, I stop using it. I love CLP, it's a much better product.
294656
I prefer it a little more than clp just because in my opinion the odor is more tolerable than clp and it's Eco friendly.All in all it works well.
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I don't have any experience with the ZDP189. I own and have been carrying the VG-10 which serves me just fine. I've only had it for a few weeks during which time I've used it to open a dozen or more cardboard packages, and several plastic clam-shell packs. It's also sliced a few apples (kind of a trick with such a short blade, but easy once you've done it a few times), made shavings and fuzz sticks for a camp fire, cut a bunch of paracord for tarp tie-outs, and probably dozens of other small cutting tasks that I'm forgetting about. . . I usually find several tasks for it just about every day. So far I haven't needed to sharpen it. This morning I used it to brake down a large cardboard box to pieces small enough to fit into our recycling container, and it cut better than a utility knife. Hopefully this will give you some idea of the edge holding ability of the VG-10. I'm definitely not a steel snob or steel junkie. . . I still use my original Dragonfly with the AUS-8 steel, and have never found a reason to complain about it either. Personally, I'd say save a bit of money and go with the VG-10 unless you expect it to see some very heavy use.
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I don't know what CLP means. I use Hoppe's NO. 9 solvent to clean the inside and bore. I wipe around the outside with a Hoppe's Gun & Reel Silicone Cloth. No problems.
226192
I would not use this on plastics as the CLP has 10% solvent in it. going to melt the plastic in time I would assume. Use the just LP, no solvent. I just tried the LP on a 1/16 scale tank treads and wheels. It's starts out ok, been on there since Christmas. I don't notice the plastic being affected by the LP. The CO would probably work too as it does not have the solvent in it.
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Hi TechnoTomI bought 4 of these to accompany the top section of my CLS215 (x4). I use the VE-5C for all my tops instead of the top section of the CLS as the CLS safety cut out is far too sensitive and dips after a short while. I use high end power so splitting across the 4 units I and pumping out 100watts RMS per box and they handle them just great. They do dip after long use but no way as sensitive as the CLS and they come back on after they cool down.Your 80watts will not trouble them but do not expect any bass as these are really for your top section only.Kind regardsLes Hi TechnoTomI bought 4 of these to accompany the top section of my CLS215 (x4). I use the VE-5C for all my tops instead of the top section of the CLS as the CLS safety cut out is far too sensitive and dips after a short while. I use high end power so splitting across the 4 units I and pumping out 100watts RMS per box and they handle them just great. They do dip after long use but no way as sensitive as the CLS and they come back on after they cool down.Your 80watts will not trouble them but do not expect any bass as these are really for your top section only.Kind... » Read More Hi TechnoTomI bought 4 of these to accompany the top section of my CLS215 (x4). I use the VE-5C for all my tops instead of the top section of the CLS as the CLS safety cut out is far too sensitive and dips after a short while. I use high end power so splitting across the 4 units I and pumping out 100watts RMS per box and they handle them just great. They do dip after long use but no way as sensitive as the CLS and they come back on after they cool down.Your 80watts will not trouble them but do not expect any bass as these are really for your top section only.Kind regardsLes « Show Less
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Yes-clamping system is much better. Adjustable and allows you to really hold something down so it doesn't move.
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Ours is a c300. Based on my cursory look at the cla, I believe it should work just fine. I tried a flat one on the front. It looked bad. I would go for it.
1272930
These are the upgrade. I have not had a problem with breakage yet. The first ones broke almost immediately! These are more flexible...
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We use it regularly on Glocks but don't really put much on the non-metal parts. It's not that I'm concerned about the CLP, it's just that it's not a good idea to use much lubrication (of any kind) on the composite receiver. Hope that makes sense and helps, I have never seen any damage to the composite material.
170645
If this is all you had, you would be OK. I have gun oil, cleaners, and other products, but I am really pleased with just using CLP.
1217566
I use my cloth on my shower doors and love it. The hard water mineral build up hasn't come off down near the floor of the shower, but it is better. I am thinking that using something like CLR would be a good thing to start with, and just don't let it build up again. Also, don't get the CLR on the Norwex cloth. The cloth works wonders on stainless steel fixtures and glass.
1301856
Clumping litter is much easier and more sanitary than regular clay. I've never tried the crystal litter.
374994
Oh yes, I use all 3 each time. I haven't experienced any static cling at all.
1349697
That's a good question. The guy who installed it for me asked the same thing. So far (six months) I have had no problems and have not had any occasion to need to remove a clog or restart it.
1265999
But the ATP version it is much better. I have had 3 Dormans fail in 2 years.
1170770
I use breakfree on all my firearms. From my ruger 10/22 with synthetic stock, to my Sig 9mm pistol. I use it on my Rem 870 12 ga shorgun with wooden stock and my Arsenal ak with synthetic stock. It does not affect the wood/synthetic materials in new and old firearms.
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I keep two of them in my kit (I'm a piano tuner). One has CLP which is a polymer lubricant / very fine. and the thicker Ballistol which is actually a mineral base gun cleaner that's used in piano applications. I don't think I've seen them leak yet and I've had them for months. Especially since I carry a vertical bag case and most of the time it's laying down on it's side along with the oilers. So I would say for most applications these work pretty good!