ZBDLXMD JYLM Slipstream Styx

Used a drop of Slipstream Styx here and there over the last year to keep my woodworking tools working. Awesome stuff. My "workshop" is outside. Many of my tools stay outside all the time. Usually they are fairly protected by tarps, tool boxes, etc. But you know how it is. Rain happens. Snow happens. Wind blows stuff sideways--and tools get wet.Yesterday it was a Jorgenson "Pony" pipe clamp. The screw had light surface rust, enough to be cantankerous. Two drops of Styx and that clamp was like new. Today it's an Irwin pipe clamp with threads that still look brand new.Someone might think that Styx is too good to use on carpentry hand tools, Yeah, it's a little over the top. Maybe. But a really good tool, like some of my hand planes, does not stay really good when the weather is cruel. Just a little Styx makes a world of difference.

It is a great weapons lubricant, just don't use too much of it for striker type firing pins. It's a bit of a heavy oil for that. In hammer-type firearms, its perfect, as long as you don't slobber the oil all over the action. If you will store the firearm for a long time, it's ok to do that, just remember to clean the firearm before you use it the next time. The lube won't quit like some other lubes gumming up or requiring re-application on the range.

I used the original slipstream and found it to be a great product. When I finally ran out (a little goes a long way) I decided to try the newer Styx version.The original Slipstream is so good that it's hard to say if this is any more slick, but it is at least as slippery as the original.I've never had a problem with rust so I can't comment on its performance as a rust inhibitor.I think a person would be well served with either product and for a few extra dollars, why not get the added rust protection?As always shipping and customer service were outstanding.

Awesome!

this stuff is slick slick stuff

Stuff works on everything

Awesome!

great product would buy again met all my requirements