How exactly should I lubricate my cubes with Jig-a-loo? # of sprays?

lamecuber

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I tested out Jig-a-loo on my storebought and it didn't work so well. I popped out an edge sprayed 3 times and put the edge back in. Worked it in for 5 minutes. The next day, it seemed worse, it felt sticky. One day, I decided to just wipe my storebought clean of dust or something and after I did that, it turned amazing well.

So what's the best way to lubricate a cube with Jig-a-loo?
 
wait I'm new to these forums, I see that other's show up as questions... i started a post?
 
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My storeboughts love jig-a-loo.

I usually spray the surface of an edge or corner, and reinsert.
Sometimes if I'm lazy, I just put on the straw and spray in.
One of my old main cubes was a storebought.
 
wait I'm new to these forums, I see that other's show up as questions... i started a post?

Yes. Yes you did start a thread. On the same note as Cubes=Life, my storebought absolutely loves Jig-A-Loo. I lubricated it two months ago and it hasn't lost much speed. Not only that, but I used the same lubrication in my Type A and it was slower than my storebought (sanded as well). The storebought still jams like a mo-fo, but the best approach may be disassembly, a sweep of lube, wait 5 minutes, then work in. It is nearly unbelievable.
 
I recommend using a small amount but applying more frequently. I apply a tiny drop to the surface of cubies directly and work it in. the less you use the less build up you get that's why it's important to apply directly.
 
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