Lubing Cubes..

Jig-a-Loo (found mine at Target), CRC heavy duty silicone (supposedly at Wal-Mart), D39 (Popbuying, Asian stores?), Maru lube (comes with Maru cubes), Diansheng lube (Popbuying), shock oil (hobby stores)

Different puzzles respond to different lubes.
 
ok, i did some research and i believe home depot may carry it?...also, generally how much do u spray?
 
also, i read the jig a loo can melt ur cube? or i think this is false, but they said it isnt 100% silicon?...can u clear this up
 
Spray in Jigaloo: White Lithium after your silicone has dried. All the creamy smoothness of vaseline with none of the deterioration.
 
Jig-a-Loo (found mine at Target), CRC heavy duty silicone (supposedly at Wal-Mart), D39 (Popbuying, Asian stores?), Maru lube (comes with Maru cubes), Diansheng lube (Popbuying), shock oil (hobby stores)

Different puzzles respond to different lubes.

Does it work as well as silicon? Is it oily?
 
ok, i did some research and i believe home depot may carry it?...also, generally how much do u spray?

i believe your canadian xD like me if so Canadian tire carries Jigaloo as well as CRC spray, they should be on the same isle.
and to answer ure melting question
YES it melts it, but it melts it to make it smoother. It is not so much melting that you would imagine but it slightly melts it and if you clean out ure cube after you do get the plastic residue.
 
[wiki]lubrication[/wiki] yay got to use the wiki tags

Why the wiki doesn't have anything about D39? I think D39 also is a major silicone based lubricant for cubes since it has been used widely in China and Japan (from what I've heard), or maybe not, I'm not too sure.
 
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