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Coolant/Oil for Chamber flush
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<blockquote data-quote="WARD" data-source="post: 594645" data-attributes="member: 39855"><p>Great! Some replies going. Thought I might have to look over on the hide and get whipped a bit for such a question <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />. I agree secrets should be held close but once your in the grave they go with you. "Us" young guys need to learn from the <em>been there done that</em> fellas.</p><p> </p><p>I emailed Greg at GTR and he recommended Re-Li-On for my limited use and long time in between reamings. I also spoke with a rep at Rustlick or whatever the parent company is and he pointed my towards Oakflo products for my needs. Said to stay clear of water soluble all together. I then spoke to a nice lady/rep from Oakflo today and they are gonna get back to me with a recommendation sometime soon and perhaps a sample she said. That would be nice for I only need so much coolant sitting around that will never get used. I have a few allready!!!</p><p> </p><p>So I have been beating the streets so to speak. I want a thin product, high EP, low viscosity is what the nice gent at rustlick advised me to find. "Gun drilling" oil is what he advised. I'll admit I am not all to hip with all these oils/products/terms out there. Back at CST we used what I imagine was a generic cutting oil and applied it by brush. Very slow and I know there is a better way for me even with my low volume.</p><p> </p><p>Thanks for the replies. I'll get it figured out soon enough I reckon.</p><p> </p><p>Keep em coming if you have any thoughts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WARD, post: 594645, member: 39855"] Great! Some replies going. Thought I might have to look over on the hide and get whipped a bit for such a question :). I agree secrets should be held close but once your in the grave they go with you. "Us" young guys need to learn from the [I]been there done that[/I] fellas. I emailed Greg at GTR and he recommended Re-Li-On for my limited use and long time in between reamings. I also spoke with a rep at Rustlick or whatever the parent company is and he pointed my towards Oakflo products for my needs. Said to stay clear of water soluble all together. I then spoke to a nice lady/rep from Oakflo today and they are gonna get back to me with a recommendation sometime soon and perhaps a sample she said. That would be nice for I only need so much coolant sitting around that will never get used. I have a few allready!!! So I have been beating the streets so to speak. I want a thin product, high EP, low viscosity is what the nice gent at rustlick advised me to find. "Gun drilling" oil is what he advised. I'll admit I am not all to hip with all these oils/products/terms out there. Back at CST we used what I imagine was a generic cutting oil and applied it by brush. Very slow and I know there is a better way for me even with my low volume. Thanks for the replies. I'll get it figured out soon enough I reckon. Keep em coming if you have any thoughts. [/QUOTE]
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