[jimbullet]

Where could we possibly get that rusty colored lube that is at the rear inner slide of our glocks? I just noticed that mine has already faded away. Or will you guys recommend that we can replace it with, maybe grease?

 

[isuzu]

It's an anti-seize compound. It's available with industrial suppliers. Don't bother using it though. A small can could cost you about P2,000.00 Use good quality oil on the parts that need to be lubed. There's a section on properly lubricating a Glock at www.glockmeister.com.

 

[jimbullet]

That expensive huh....thanks for the advise Isuzu.

 

[9MX]

nilulube pala ang glock:supergrin:

seriously, you can use the excess motor oil you get after an oil change. no need to buy

 

[sundancekid]

Originally posted by 9MX

seriously, you can use the excess motor oil you get after an oil change. no need to buy

+1

 

[MR_BIG]

mobil 1 mas ok, a bottle would last you a lifetime

 

[submoa]

I use SUPERLUBE teflon grease (the silver tube). I apply really small amounts to the rails and a very thin coat on the barrel portion that rubs against the slide.

 

[mtho]

I think glockmeister sell those for $3 anyway i found a tube of copper grease anti seize (which really looks the same) from wilconbuilders for something below 200

 

[pogi]

Originally posted by 9MX
nilulube pala ang glock:supergrin:

seriously, you can use the excess motor oil you get after an oil change. no need to buy

+1

For my Para 40, I use Castrol synthetic "anti-friction" racing oil. Not so viscous though, unlike the Silicon oil, but find it excellent especially with my S/S slide continuously racking the frame. It's P130/liter.

 

[Eye Cutter]

meron copper grease sa true value or ace hardware. but why buy when you have a lot of extra motor oillying around.

mobil 1 din gamit ko kasi yan din ang oil na gamit ko sa mga cars namin