Planet Eclipse Paintball Gun Grease 20ml Tube of Lubricant Tech Gear

$ 10.95

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Based on 180 ratings

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9.57

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9.29

Value for money

9.33

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9.68

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Product Description

Grease for marking the eclipse of the planet

Questions & Answers

What do I do if the bolt comes unscrewed?

In short, yes. Okay, so in that sense. It's grease that you put on the object On the bolt, there are rings.

The DSR dye gun is equipped with a grease cartridge. Will it work on the DSR?

In short, yes. The grease will work with any paintball marker that uses grease and is of the type DOW 33. DSR markers are included in the Dye markers. This grease can be used on your Dye DSR, so yes, you can use it.

What is the difference between a mini GS and this?

Dow 33 grease will work for your marker, so you can use any brand. an excellent choice. It is a good idea to clean and refinish the carpet If you played with your marker, lube it afterward. It is important to use this lube on each and every one of your mechanical components After cleaning the Mini GS, you should be able to see your rings.

What are the odds of this working on a Spyder Victor?

Spyder Victor tanks use grease only in a few internal parts that are not moving, such as the valve o-ring A wedding band. It is actually better to use oil instead of grease for the bolt system and moving parts like the rammer. The answer to your question is yes and no. You can use this grease anywhere you have a non-moving object There are air seals to help with this, but you should always use gun oil for all moving parts.

Selected User Reviews For Planet Eclipse Paintball Gun Grease 20ml Tube of Lubricant Tech Gear

The game PE Grease/Dow 33 lite has been on my hard drive ever The equipment I use has a ton of lubricant

5/5

It has only been recently that I had the opportunity to meet with several engineers for a roundtable titled "Let's teach this guy a little bit about science. ". Dow 33 lite is the best grease for my equipment in my climate, in short. I used the PE grease since it was cheaper and in a larger tube than generic 33 lite. It stayed in place. The hold is easy to break with a little force. There is no mystery to it. As a result, I only lubricate paintball markers with Dow 33 based grease when the manufacturer suggests it.