New Secret Prep Sauce

[B_Regal Racing]

Been testing this and thought I would share it (everyone here has shared a ton of info with me). So far, it appears at least as good as the Dupont Chain lube. Hope someone else gives it a try to substantiate my find. Remember to shake it before application. Apply one to two drops and blow off the excess with compressed air. Let dry (maybe 24hrs?).

 

[3phase]

According to TXChemist Finish Line has the same MSDS as the old blue can.

 

[DerbyDad4Hire]

Been referring that for a long time. About same times as Blue can or chain and you can get it at Walmart.

 

[Kinser Racing]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[GravityX]

Interesting indeed!

Thanks for the information.

I had the Finish Line version of the stuff, shelved it.

I've got enough stuff that I've tried that I could lubricate the entire neighborhoods door hinges and still have some left overs.

 

[DerbyDad4Hire]

It is not going to beat Jig just to save you some time.

 

[~JBD RACING~]

Tried that about 8 month ago... No go for me./

 

[B_Regal Racing]

It is not going to beat Jig just to save you some time.

Would you say it is equal to the Chain Lube?

 

[DerbyDad4Hire]

It is not going to beat Jig just to save you some time.

Would you say it is equal to the Chain Lube?

Within a few thousands of each other. Depends on application.

 

[jeffreyl7]

Is Jig USA1601 the same as the Canadian version? I couldn't find any difference on the MSDS.

 

[B_Regal Racing]

yes.

http://www.pinewoodderbyonline.com/post/jig-part-number-plz-7344651