BUMP!
I want to ask the people who have used D39 some questions; Does it melt plastic quickly like Jig-A-Loo? Does it do a good job of lubricating and does it need a break in period like CRC? Is it better than CRC or are they about the same? Before you go tell me to buy some CRC, please be advised that I live in Quebec, Canada, which means we don't have any CRC, Only Jig-A-Loo which melts cubes way too quickly. I would like to thank you guys or girls in advance.
BUMP!
I want to ask the people who have used D39 some questions; Does it melt plastic quickly like Jig-A-Loo? Does it do a good job of lubricating and does it need a break in period like CRC? Is it better than CRC or are they about the same? Before you go tell me to buy some CRC, please be advised that I live in Quebec, Canada, which means we don't have any CRC, Only Jig-A-Loo which melts cubes way too quickly. I would like to thank you guys or girls in advance.
Jigaloo is safe.. You just gotta spray a total of one second on opposite sides of the cube eg white orange - yellow red
And the acetone evaporates . The melting period is only temporary
Jigaloo is safe.. You just gotta spray a total of one second on opposite sides of the cube eg white orange - yellow red
And the acetone evaporates . The melting period is only temporary
Thanks for the info, I have done this on many cubes, but when I break it in, the pieces inside warp, which I thought wouldn't be a problem, but after a few weeks, the warped surfaces rub against each other and make a ton of cube dust. When my d39 comes in, I will continue to use Jig-A-loo, but only in select cubes (storebought, Diansheng, etc.)
Thanks for the info, I have done this on many cubes, but when I break it in, the pieces inside warp, which I thought wouldn't be a problem, but after a few weeks, the warped surfaces rub against each other and make a ton of cube dust. When my d39 comes in, I will continue to use Jig-A-loo, but only in select cubes (storebought, Diansheng, etc.)