Hey all!
I've decanted the last of my Dow 33 Light and Dow 55 into 30 mL screw-top aluminum containers. Each container is packed full of grease!
I have six kits available, with each kit containing one 30 mL tin of each lubricant.
What's the difference?
Each kit includes:
Both are genuine lubricants decanted from my original supply, not generic substitutes.
Only six kits available!
Please check your marker or regulator manufacturer's recommendations before using either lubricant, as they aren't universally interchangeable.
20 dollar plus shipping for each kit (one of each container). Will combine shipping.
TF
I've decanted the last of my Dow 33 Light and Dow 55 into 30 mL screw-top aluminum containers. Each container is packed full of grease!
I have six kits available, with each kit containing one 30 mL tin of each lubricant.
What's the difference?
- Dow 33 Light: A lightweight silicone-based grease commonly used for lubricating paintball marker bolts, spool valves, regulators, and O-rings. It provides smooth operation and helps reduce friction and wear. Widely used in Planet Eclipse and other markers that specify Dow 33 or an equivalent grease.
- Dow 55: A silicone-based O-ring grease formulated to provide lubrication and controlled swelling of certain rubber seals. Used in some older paintball markers and regulators where the manufacturer specifies it. Particularly useful in applications designed to take advantage of its seal-swelling properties.
Each kit includes:
- (1) 30 mL aluminum tin of Dow 33 Light
- (1) 30 mL aluminum tin of Dow 55
Both are genuine lubricants decanted from my original supply, not generic substitutes.
Only six kits available!
Please check your marker or regulator manufacturer's recommendations before using either lubricant, as they aren't universally interchangeable.
20 dollar plus shipping for each kit (one of each container). Will combine shipping.
TF