Sam's club can get you 99% if you ask. May not be in stock, but they'll have it in hand in a couple of days. Been there - done that. Now I buy gallon jugs from Amazon for only a little more the quart at the S Club. Lots of uses for 99% around the house.If I am doing more than 20-40 reloads I use the Alcohol / Lanolin mix. After loading it wipes off easily with a cloth or some people tumble (I don't).
If I'm doing a small number of loads or test loads or work ups, I use Imperial Wax. Same as the lanolin, I just wipe it off with a cloth after loading.
You really can't go wrong with either. If using the lanolin mix, you can put your cases in a gallon zip lock, give them a few sprays and work the lube around. Dump them on a tray and let them dry a few minutes before using. The lanolin to alcohol is 1:10 to 1:12 ratio and make sure you buy liquid lanolin. Do not use the stuff that comes in a tube for nursing mothers. You can buy it cheap off Amazon. For 99% alcohol, a cheap and easy source is Heet fuel line antifreeze available in the auto section at Walmart or any auto parts store. You can also buy 99% off Amazon. Most stores only carry up to 91%. Don't use less than 99% as it has too much water in it to mix and dry properly.
Royal what?Tried lanolin. Was hard to wipe off clean. Switched to Royal and it lubes better than anything ive used and wipes off completely and easily and leaves a protective coating against corrosion.
When I am done sizing, I run the brass thru my ultrasonic Cleaner for a cycle or two and all clean.Tried lanolin. Was hard to wipe off clean. Switched to Royal and it lubes better than anything ive used and wipes off completely and easily and leaves a protective coating against corrosion.
Royal what?
I'll have to get some of the royal case lube. I presently have Imperial sizing die wax. I have used RCBS lube on a pad. It work just fine. Just besure you don't get to much on the pad. Wipe it off and move foreward. I didn't like the Hornady spray on lube. It was still sticky after wipping it off the case.
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