Most cubers disassemble their cubes completely, spray every side every which way and let the pieces dry for a few hours. While this method is super effective and highly recommended it is time consuming and boring
I figured I could do away with some of the hassle so I came up with my own thing and am now wondering how many of you do the same.
I have a can of silicon lube (Golden Eagle - guaranteed to lubricate plastic, rubber, metal & wood). I spray a little lube into a bottle cap, then, with only the middle cube layer rotated 45°, I use a small water coloring brush to paint the visible black internal edges with lube. If the brush is small enough you can push lube in between the actual cube pieces. I then repeat the process with the cube rotated 90° (x rotation)
I've been doing this recently instead of disassmbely and spraying and I can pretty much lube 90% of my cube in 30-60 seconds. I have to say though it does not last as long but considering the time savings is well worth it.
Anyone do anything similar?
I have a can of silicon lube (Golden Eagle - guaranteed to lubricate plastic, rubber, metal & wood). I spray a little lube into a bottle cap, then, with only the middle cube layer rotated 45°, I use a small water coloring brush to paint the visible black internal edges with lube. If the brush is small enough you can push lube in between the actual cube pieces. I then repeat the process with the cube rotated 90° (x rotation)
I've been doing this recently instead of disassmbely and spraying and I can pretty much lube 90% of my cube in 30-60 seconds. I have to say though it does not last as long but considering the time savings is well worth it.
Anyone do anything similar?