Neolube in bulk - NOW SHIPPING 22-Jan-2015

[Philip H]

I'm in for 1 as well.

[Lemosteam]

I'm in for 2!

Copycat. 

[reinhardtjh]

I'm in for 2!

Copycat. 

Me 3 (That is, 2 bottles)

[hnipper]

two bottles for me as well.
thanks, Max,
Henry

[victor miranda]

I've never tried neolube.

If I like it.... I suspect I'll want more.

I will buy a bottle.

victor

[Bangorboy]

I'll buy one.  Wanted to try it out, never wanted to pay the price.

[VonRyan]

I'm in for a bottle.

[eric220]

I'm in for a bottle. It's been on my "I should really get some _____" list for awhile.

Just keep it away from MC Fujiwara. He knows why.

[davefoxx]

I'd like to try this on track, so count me in.

DFF

[Burlington Bob]

I've used lots of neolube during refuel outages at nuclear power plants.  During the training mock-ups  and the reassembly of the reactor, we probably don't use more than two gallons of neolube.  A little bit goes a looooooong ways, especially when used as a lubricant.  It is also electrically conductive so you must be aware of where or what you've using it on.  It will blackened shiny surfaces very nicely but refer to the electrical conductivity properties I mentioned earlier.  You don't want to inadvertently cause a short by darkening something.  Also, it WILL get somewhere that you don't want if you are not careful.  It can drip or splatter if applied carelessly with a brush and if sprayed, the overspray will get on any unprotected nearby surfaces.  WHATEVER IT GETS ON, EITHER PURPOSELY OR ACCIDENTALLY, WILL BE DARKENED, WITH VERY LITTLE CHANCE OF REMOVING IT.  This includes anything and everything..........clothes, hands, models, scenery, throttles.........you get the picture. 

I don't want to scare anybody from using neolube on their models or layout.  It does exactly what it's designed to do as a lubricant.  We seem to want to use it more for the darkening qualities it gives, which is a by product of the graphite in a liquid carrier.  It will work very well for that also.  Just be aware that you will need to be a little more careful with it to prevent making a mess.

[Jim Starbuck]

I'm in for a bottle.
Like others, I've wanted to try it on a few projects but never made the extra effort to order any.
Thanks for doing this.

[Kisatchie]

...WHATEVER IT GETS ON, EITHER PURPOSELY OR ACCIDENTALLY, WILL BE DARKENED, WITH VERY LITTLE CHANCE OF REMOVING IT.  This includes anything and everything..........clothes, hands, models, scenery, throttles.........

Hmm... I wonder how
Kiz will look when he's
all dark gray...

[dnhouston]

I'm in for 2

[rschaffter]

I'll take a bottle, Max...

[Papa David]

What a great opportunity to try this stuff at a reasonable price.  Thanks for doing this.  I will take one, definitely, and if I can handle that one successfully, I'll order more.  Thanks again for doing this.