Sharp Shooter

How many of you use Sno-Seal as a Patch Lube? How well doese it work? I ordered some Southern Bloomer .015 dry round pillow tick patches from GunAccesories.com and a 4oz tube of Sno-Seal to lube them with. I am also going to get some Lehigh valley to lube them with to and see what I like better. I originally got them to lube with Lehigh but saw the Sno-Seal and decided to try that. I still need to get the Lehigh and I will try both but what do you think of Sno-Seal? Doese it freeze?

Triple Se7en

What's in Sno-Seal? I ask because of the chemical reaction that transmitted into the air - then into your lungs after the ML is fired - not only when there's a head wind, but lingering smoke in the area.

Lehigh has been around forever, is safe & won't freeze. The original formula is supposedly back. Be careful when burning chemicals. If you have real questions about interactions, there are a few firemen -- even abatallion chief,who post in forums like this one.His screen name is Batchief at some messageboards.

Rebel Hog

I have neverused any lube that was a petroleum by product, only natural lubes.

alleyyooper

The cheapest shorting at the super market works Just fine and has for many a moon.

Al

Rebel Hog

10-4, good buddy!If you want to get fancy, buy Crisco Lard! During the Civil War, they used Chicken Fat!

nchawkeye

SnoSeal is a waterproofing product used mainly for leather boots. Its made down in SC...I have used it since the late 70s...Its mainly beeswax...Works fine.

Rebel Hog

You're right NC..

alleyyooper

Best boughten stuff I 've found to water proof boots. Cost more than shorting, or good old bacon grease if you like bacon.

Al

BS

I tried it, works better on my boots than as a patch lube...........just cause it didn't work in mine, doesn't mean that it won't work for you!