If I really put a good 5-7 mins of elbow grease into it
586049
Even with the double microfiber towel method, there are still minor streaks on my appliances. If I really put a good 5-7 mins of elbow grease into it, my surfaces look decent, but it takes 2-3 times as long as the stainless steel wipes I'd been buying before. Wanted to like this product, especially since it is plant-based, but my appliances look streaked in natural lighting.
2299527
The screen actually got too hot from the grease and burned. I was only making sliced fried potatoes, there was only very little grease in it.
4970476
I like it, but when I first used it, i guess I didn't put a lot of oil. My donuts got stuck and didn't come out. The second time I used it I made sure it was all covered  in non stick spray and it worked fine
2549304
6 P"S prior proper planning prevents poor performance! lots of elbow grease sanding cleaning plenty of ventilation several foam rollers and brushes ample time for drying I waited 2 hours between coats although the 2nd was more sluggish due to the activator was mixed in on the 1st coat all around great!!! wrap a rubber glove over the tub spout and shower head in case of drips oh yeah and don't forget the respirator!
3587523
Takes a bit of elbow grease, but definitely worth the price you pay. I have been using it daily, my forearms are growing stronger. :P
540023
I gave it 3 stars because after 5 minutes on my kid, she picked it off. I applied it right. It did take time to get it to stick to the shirt tho (more than the glitter iron-on). I wonder if it was in hand iron. I just might have to get a heat press.
2757027
I got some of this with a kit.  It works well, and I get shiny brass after 3-4 hours.  Important you follow instructions in adding it.  Make SURE there is no brass, turn the unit ON with top open, DRIZZLE the polish in gradually, and let it run, perhaps conservatively 5-7 minutes.  Only then do you put in brass, pop the top on and clean.  If you don't do this, the polish will clump up in the media (over-exaggeration, but think used kitty litter), and you will get chunks of mixed media and polish stuck all over the insides of your casing (don't make the same mistake I did!).
1052810
I've used them five ir six times and they would be perfect if you didn't have to grease them but it doesn't take much and the egg pops right out.
187432
While it does the job of adding weight to press bacon flat while cooking or smoosh a sandwich while grilling, the cutesy design traps grease making it hard to clean. This gets better as it ages, as the grease bakes in and seasons the cast iron, but you have to store it with a paper towel wrapped around it if you don't want to stain your drawers.
4976483
Be gentle with it. Hand wash it, don't use unnecessary force squeezing the handle, and this should last for years. It also make a fantastic fat separator.
1347787
Definitely buy loctite and lithium grease to help. Even then, the handles don't fit snug and click when you use it. Didn't take very long to stop using it due to this annoyance.
4921682
This thing sucks. it traps grease instead of letting it fall through. After you grill a couple fatty meats, you will start having serious flareups, unless, you are willing to clean under your grate every time you use your grill.
2631562
This pan makes a beautiful cake but has to be VERY well greased and floured.  I have learned the hard way!
2776615
It burnt up the to minutes after i installed it. Yes i did grease it. Also pully didn't fit tight was slightly loose so it ended up stripping out.
2943406
Haven't tried it yet; still trying to get the dried grease off.  It's caked on so hard that my degreaser won't get it clean.  I will beat this thing one day and then I'm sure it will work fine.  Considering the price, it would have been nice if the seller had done some of the work for me.
3631942
You need to spend about an hour heating this up gradually.  My came with what looked like hairline fractures or weak spots in several places.  I spent over an hour heating it before throwing on my steak.  After the steak was finished, i noticed the hairline imperfections were now deep fissures.  not of them go all the way through yet, and its still all one piece, but i cant really clean down in the cracks, and I'm pretty sure they will crack the rest of the way through on next use.  The steak come out wonderful though.
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the grease seems to  have a lot of Teflon and seems to be in a Silicone base, which always comes out first, even when kneaded. The tube needs to be stored nozzle up and all the air taken out and capped. Then before it is used the tube needs to be kneaded for quite awhile before the Teflon is mixed with the silicone.  You need a toothpick to put it where you want it after it squeezes out all over the place in a glob and you can't put it back in the tube!! Putting all of that aside, the BIG thing for me is that the grease really collects lint and dust, especially on a concealed firearm like a Kimber 191ll, or Glock 19!
After a couple of years, I've found that the grease is not worth the trouble and the fact that  it really collects lint and dust, especially on a concealed firearm.
It is no better than any other grease and a lot more expensive for what you get. Amsoil Synthetic wheel bearing grease works great and is a heck of a lot cheaper! Amsoil also has Gun Cleaner/Lube and Gun Cleaner. that are full synthetics and work no matter the Temps. I am going to try Slip 2000 in my suppressors since it is water based and supposedly does not attract dust and dirt. I may try the Slip 2000 on my various firearms, if it works out on my various Suppressors. Suppressors need a NON-flammable lubricant, preservative.