Clarification of MARU lube and the silicone that beats all exsisting silicone.

Not all rubiks brand is bad but their 2x2 4x4 and 5x5 sucks their DIY lock up even more than storebought

Plastic discoloration may appear if oversprayed in cube (penray)

I'm too used to heavy cubes

2x2: Pestvic liked his.
4x4: No. It was Thrwast's main speedcube for a while.
5x5: It was my main speedcube until I got a V cube. It was better than an ES.

>Pestvic liked his
And iirc, he only liked it because he loosened the screws, and lubed (and his ES was still better)

>No. It was Thrwast's main speedcube for a while.
That doesn't negate the general opinion that Rubik's 4x4's pretty much suck.

>It was my main speedcube until I got a V cube. It was better than an ES.
That is your particular 5x5. Just like the point above.
 
the GuHong overshoots too much if use MARU lube. also, change GuHong core with non-spherical Alpha core

No it doesn't.
And why?

The light, overshooty nature of a maru lubed gu hong might be nice for some people, and bad for others.

The original core in the gu hong sucks. Put a different core in it. Alpha 1, Type C, C4Y cores are all fine candidates.
 
Originally Posted by hawkmp4 View Post
Originally Posted by TK 421 View Post
the GuHong overshoots too much if use MARU lube.
I wasn't aware that cubes moved on their own...


if they moved on their own, they would solve themselves. there would be no speedcubers
 
Originally Posted by hawkmp4 View Post
Originally Posted by TK 421 View Post
the GuHong overshoots too much if use MARU lube.
I wasn't aware that cubes moved on their own...


if they moved on their own, they would solve themselves. there would be no speedcubers
Clearly ;)
Now that we've established that cubes DON'T move on their own...
How, exactly, is it that the cube overshoots? It seems like you're blaming the cube for your failure to turn accurately.
 
At the toronto open i got a dayan, put in maru lube. that made it amazing. I didnt use dayan core thoguh -.- i used type a core.
 
On topic: Maru lube works fine in any cube. It only lasts for a few solves anyway, so if you overlube, it will be fine in the end.

Thanks for that. Lol I am NOT getting it if it runs out that quickly.

it does not. It's just that it drys after a few solves and isn't as slippery as before. It's normal, because it's supposed to be dry.

Soooo... you don't need to lube it after every 12 solves?
 
The best silicone ive ever used is KEL pure silicone. no work-in time required, and it makes cubes FLY. I might even bring my can of it to the Virginia open, just so you can see it in person.
 
On topic: Maru lube works fine in any cube. It only lasts for a few solves anyway, so if you overlube, it will be fine in the end.

Thanks for that. Lol I am NOT getting it if it runs out that quickly.

it does not. It's just that it drys after a few solves and isn't as slippery as before. It's normal, because it's supposed to be dry.

Soooo... you don't need to lube it after every 12 solves?

The Maru lube doesn't randomly think "Ok, I'm gonna make the cuber relube with me evry 12 solves"
 
For me the Maru Lube is Great it makes the cube become fast it a short period of time. CRC takes like 10 minutes to break in. Though it depends whether you prefer tighter or looser cubes
 
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