I’ve been using FrogLube to clean all my guns for a while now and I am impressed every single time I use it. It’s so easy to use, especially the liquid form. The paste I’m not too excited about because you have to heat up the part you’re cleaning with to melt the paste. It’s an amazing cleaner, lubricant and protectant. It’s organic and can even be eaten. It smells like Spearmint so no rough alcohol type smells to piss off your wife/partner.
Checkout the latest review of FrogLube where he pit it against WD-40 LTCI (Long Term Corrosion Inhibitor. In his previous test, WD-40 beat Breakfree CLP, and now FrogLube win hands down. checkout the review for yourself.
There are lots of other similar observations on YouTube, just type FrogLube into the search field in YouTube and prepare to be amazed.
Great blog Loke!
I was wondering what your process for using frog lube was? Did you completely clean off your gun first? How did you apply it to your open gun, and where did you cover with it? Thanks!
I didn’t use the paste, I used the liquid version of Froglube. I apply it very liberally all over my gun, using the same cuetips to clean off the rails and hard to get areas. Use a small patch cloth with a thin screwdriver head to clean the tiny recesses. I just use FrogLube like I would CLP. Once everything is clean (which is really easy), I then lube all the parts with a light coating of FrogLube, an bigger drops of lube on the areas where I usually apply other types of lube/oil (rails, barrel hood, locking lugs, etc). Assemble the gun, and wipe the slick exterior with a microfiber cloth.