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    #1

    Lubricant for tank reg rebuild?

    Is dow 33 safe for regulator rebuilds? Just want to be sure before doing anything dumb.
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    #2
    you can use pretty much anything appropriate on the output side, won't cause issue.
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    • spikeball
      #2.1
      spikeball commented
      01-05-2021, 01:48 PM
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      Thank you! I've rebuilt inline regs but this will be the first tank reg rebuild. Kinda nervous with all the warnings about the right lubricant everywhere. It's a Hero 2 Reg.
    #3
    Just don't put anything on the input side. The fill nipple. I don't know whats good for the reg itself though, probably good ol dow 33

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    • spikeball
      #3.1
      spikeball commented
      01-05-2021, 01:50 PM
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      NOPE! Not planning on doing any of that.
    #4
    Nothing petroleum based, AFAIK. Dow should be fine.
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      #5
      Dow 33

      Any of the o rings in the regulator are only subject to the output pressure of the tank

      Don't grease the fill nipple in any way or the regulator seat. But all the o rings and such, grease it up

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        #6
        Dow33 or any of the paintball rebranded Dow33 or Dow33 light, I have used a variety of these as advised by Ninja and have had zero issues. I would avoid anything with added color or scent as a general rule of thumb and you should be good to go. Even some of the colored or scented stuff is safe, but you are right to be cautious and there is plenty of proven safe stuff that is widely available for cheap.
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          #7
          Any grease you would use on any other regulator. Avoid putting lube anywhere exposed to tank pressure and you'll be fine.
          “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” -Krishnamurti

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            #8
            I appreciate all the guidance on this forum. Reg has been rebuilt and safely holds air!

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              #9
              I believe Ninja has recommended Dow Corning Molykote 111 as well

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                #10
                Originally posted by spikeball View Post
                I appreciate all the guidance on this forum. Reg has been rebuilt and safely holds air!
                No Earth-shattering kaboom?

                Good deal. Now use the heck out of it.
                “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” -Krishnamurti

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