elcarc
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bah, its a tie for me
Yeah, I agree. I really haven't noticed any difference in using the two lubricants. To bad the poster didn't put, "either".
Although the Jig-A-Loo was a dollar more at Home Depot then CRC was at Walmart.
Yeah, I agree. I really haven't noticed any difference in using the two lubricants.
Crc i prefer but never tryed jigaloo
I tried to find online shop where I could buy jig-a-loo, but didn't find a place that ships outside of North America.. :/I'm going to bet that at least half the people voting in this poll have not used both silicone sprays...and since most of them are Americans...they will vote CRC. So prepare to get inaccurate results. D:
What does them being American have anything to do with it?
I'm American, I've used both, and know what each does to a puzzle.
I prefer Jig-a-loo.
Because CRC is the most common/available lube in America. It's hard to get Jig-a-loo outside of the Toronto-area of Canada or the Northeastern US, therefore fewer people have tried it.
I think jig-a-loo is great when something needs to be loosened or broken in (qj 4x4s, ES 2x2s, etc) but when you just want it to turn faster, like a 3x3, I use CRC.
advanced auto parts if its around where you liveI tried to find online shop where I could buy jig-a-loo, but didn't find a place that ships outside of North America.. :/I'm going to bet that at least half the people voting in this poll have not used both silicone sprays...and since most of them are Americans...they will vote CRC. So prepare to get inaccurate results. D:
What does them being American have anything to do with it?
I'm American, I've used both, and know what each does to a puzzle.
I prefer Jig-a-loo.
Because CRC is the most common/available lube in America. It's hard to get Jig-a-loo outside of the Toronto-area of Canada or the Northeastern US, therefore fewer people have tried it.
I think jig-a-loo is great when something needs to be loosened or broken in (qj 4x4s, ES 2x2s, etc) but when you just want it to turn faster, like a 3x3, I use CRC.
Nothing wrong with CRC silicone spray that I've been using almost 10 years now for different things, I love it, perfect product.
It just would've been fun to try if they are any different..
btw, does anyone know if this is just some basic silicone spray in a new dress: http://www.dealperfect.com/detail.dp/sku.24877 ?
Looks cool if you have lubricant where's a picture of Rubik's cube.
advanced auto parts if its around where you live