Jig-A-Loo in an Eastsheen 4x4? Yes or No?

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I need some advice, do you think I should put Jig-A-Loo in my Eastsheen 4x4?
I tried lossening it by a 16th of a turn but it was still to loose.

What do you think I should do?

Jig-A-Loo made my Eastsheen 5x5 so loose you could take it apart and reassenble it very easily without unscewing any screws.

I'm just wondering if it will be diferent with the 4x4 cause it made my ES 2x2 very good.
 
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I need some advice, do you think I should put Jig-A-Loo in my Eastsheen 4x4?
I tried lossening it by a 16th of a turn but it was still to loose.

What do you think I should do?

Well, if your having problems with it being to loose, you don't want to loosen it, right?

Anyway,
I would NOT recommend doing this.
I've had bad experiences with Eastsheens+Jig-A-Loo.

Eastsheen+Jig-A-Loo=The Cube Literally Fell Apart.
 
Jig-A-Loo contains Acetone.
A plastic solvent.
It eats plastic if left in a concentrated pool.
Spreading it throughout a cube melts a microscopic layer of plastic.

But, considering the mechanism of a ES 4x4, it traps Jig-A-Loo in a concentrated pool.
(Found from experience)

Which results in a high amount of plastic loss.
 
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