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Has anyone ever used this product on their barrels for protection? I got word of this product from a very knowledgeable source. Just wondering if others have had as good experience with it. Thanks - Marc
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I've been using it for at least 15 years best protectant on the market...bar none.
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When Keith Kearcher was still in Longview, Washington, with its damp and salt air climate, he put me onto EEZOX. Been using it for a decade now. For 25 years prior I used G-96, which was what I smelled when I was in the gun vault of a major collector where there were six .410-bore and as many 28-gauge Parker doubles. Both have worked well for me.
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Using it for ten years now and its the best product I've yet seen.
Power is defined as strength held in reserve.
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I'll take all your responses as a resounding YES to EEZOX! I got some coming as we speak.
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Last I bought was off Ebay.....got a quart for about 25 bucks.
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For you guys that use this stuff, do you use it as a lubricant and apply it to all metal surfaces (ie moving parts in the action like the ejectors and barrel lumps) or just as a surface protectant for exposed surfaces?
The manufacturer claims that applying it to the bores results in less fouling and therefore less cleaning is required - is this consistent with your experience?
Thanks in advance - Doverham
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I've been using Eezox for all it's intended purposes for gun care---as a lubricant on all metal parts, as a cleaner and as a rust preventer. Since I started using this product a few years ago I have discarded all the other products that I had been using. This is a great product for the aforementioned things, but what I like best about it is that there is no oily film--it's dry to the touch, so you leave virtually no finger prints.
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After you have applied it and it dries, it still almost looks wet, yet slick dry to the touch.
I just wonder if it is a danger for wood like oil is?
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I watched a video on utube on how to apply it; looked pretty detailed. How far do you dismantle a shotgun and how much cleaning do you do before applying the product? Also, do you remove the stock?
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits. - Albert Einstein
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