Does this have the same alcohol content as the Red Heet? I need to know because I am making boot leg case lube and I need the same high Al content.
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It is my understanding that the alcohol content is about the same (within a percent or two difference). I cannot say with absolute 100% certainty, but it's what I have heard. If you mean to suggest you are making a different kind of 'bootleg' item, please do not drink either form of HEET. They are formulated to be toxic to drink, on purpose. As far as case lube, I don't know. Just give it a try and see if it works out for you. As I said, pretty sure it's within a percent or two difference. All HEET is upwards of 90% alcohol.
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We use both red and yellow for diesel trucks, they work perfectly fine and it is the only one we use. I know 1 is for diesel and the other one for gasoline, but they just do the same work on both engines.
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Yellow heet is methyl alcohol. Red heet is isopropyl alcohol. I looked at both bottles in the auto parts store today and read the labels.
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We use both red and yellow for diesel trucks, they work perfectly fine and it is the only one we use.I know 1 is for diesel and the other one for gasoline, but they just do the same work on both engines.
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Not 100% Neatsfoot oil, other ingredients not listed. I have bottle of Neatsfoot oil and Lexol is not the same. Lexol product absorbs quicker and is less sticky so it is better for seating surfaces whereas Neatsfoot oil is better for boots.
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I have no idea. I have not used the other. I would check out the Missing Link web site and check the ingredients on them. I would expect that there is an additional ingredient in the hip, joint and coat. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I would use the Ultimate Hip & Joint if the other were not available.
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My guess is that you came here looking specifically for a synthetic oil (as recommended for your firearm) but you wanted it in a small bottle with a needle applicator. The answer appears to be that NO, this is not a synthetic oil, and apparently Hoppes doesn't sell their synthetic oil product in this type of container.
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I wish I could answer your questions. The lable SAYS 100% pure olive derived Squalane. That's ALL it says. I thought I could smell a hint of alcohol but I put some on my finger and rubbed it onto my eyelid and it does not burn, so I dont think it has anything else. If you dont use it regularly,dont take the chance of spoilage...just buy a small bottle at a time. Even regular Olive Oil will get rancid over time. Hope this helps. I use it every day.
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I would like the answer to that question myself. I have used this product for years, and when they began to describe it as non-alcoholic, I compared it to the kind marked as alcohol free. Same ingredients, same everything. I suspect they may need to label it as non-alcoholic for legal reasons, but that does not mean that it does contain alcohol, even less than .05 by volume. But I would like to be sure on this myself, so if anyone knows more about it than I do, please let me know. Jean Porter
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Although it is suppose to be the same product it's not. This product seems fake. It contains lots of alcohol. I rather buy it in store.
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That is correct Mike. This is a cleaner and lube in one. It won't leave excess residue either. Works great.
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Mineral on all their oil products I've used. I use their oil and grease on all my firearms and knives. I feel safe treating my knives and guns with hoppes grease and oil and know they will be in same shape next time I pull em out of box and want to shoot them.
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No, the rubbing alcohol is way to low of a proof or octane, you need Denatured Alcohol from the hardware store is made for the job.
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I'm not sure--think it's more of a lubricant. I think you'd have to send an email to the manufacturer to be sure.
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Based on my research of the Bach website, the products made for animals do not contain alcohol. I found a lot of helpful information on their website that answered my questions before I purchased this product through Amazon
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I put 2 drops of case lube in a large Tupperware bowel. I add 150-200 9mm case's and mix by hand until they feel even. Less oil is better than too much. As for a .308 round. Isn't that a rifle round? Might be a bit tall. Not sure. .380 dies will work.
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If you stick the bottle right up next to your nose and sniff, it smells like gun oil - but it is a very light odor. When I'm using it I can't smell it at all. Great stuff - stays where you put it and provides excellent lubrication. I have stopped using CLP or Lubriplate and use this exclusively on my M1A.
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Thank you for your question, Ryan.You can rest assured that Vintage Burn contains no banned substances. Since lists frequently change by league, you can also confirm this by checking for your specific sport since we use an open label policy, with no proprietary blends, and each ingredient and its quantity are clearly listed on the label :)Keep it Old School, Ryan!
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I use this in the receiver and on the BCG instead of the oil to keep my weapon wet. In Arizona the extreme heat together with the heat from firing the weapon requires a little thicker lube. It's not as thick as you may think of grease normally. It's a perfect viscosity to keep the weapon wet under extreme conditions. Never used it in the barrel. I usually run a pad with the slip 2000 oil one time through for storage.
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To be honest, I'm not convinced. I have to tell you though, I wouldn't give this stuff to my worst enemy. There are other more quality brands out there. This one has some not so good stuff in it. Look into Urban moonshine maple flavored. 1000% better. I am not a rep for their product either. Just someone that has tasted both and threw this one out.