Rubik's Brand 3x3x3 Modding/Lubing

CRC make a lot of different products. You may want to search for CRC808 specifically. Some of their other products may damage your cube.

Check Google for images. Usually they're sold in: automotive stores, electronic stores, hardware stores... I'm not sure about local stores there sorry.

You might want to try Traxxas diff oil instead (toy car shops, hobby shops). It's probably cheaper and better.

Tim.

Hmmm. I'll try looking for CRC808 or Traxxas. I've heard 50k is best. Also, I believe traxxas is oil rather than spray, so is the application like Lubix? Also, all the information about traxxas I've heard is after it being used on cubes like Zhanchis. Are you sure its good for Rubik's brand cubes?

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Hmmm. I'll try looking for CRC808 or Traxxas. I've heard 50k is best. Also, I believe traxxas is oil rather than spray, so is the application like Lubix? Also, all the information about traxxas I've heard is after it being used on cubes like Zhanchis. Are you sure its good for Rubik's brand cubes?

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Its absolutely fine if you use it on a rubik's brand
But never ever use CRC on the Zhanchi.
 
I might see into calvins, but its too costly! 340 rs. for 5ml (6.5$). But, Maru sells at 115 rs. (2.5$) for 10ml. How is that?

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Maru is fine. But Calvin's Lube is a lot lot better.
You won't regret buying Calvin's Lube.


You need more lube per cube for the maru lube

Not really. Two to three drops of Maru is enough to make the cube fast.
If you put in more, your cube will become REALLY gummy.
 
Traxxas is absolutely fine if you use it on a rubik's brand
But never ever use CRC on the Zhanchi.

Traxxas is great in my Rubik's but since it's tight it gets gummy easily. Best solution I've found is to overlube it, work it round, then dismantle and wipe pieces with a paper towel so that only a slight film of lube remains. My Rubik's never felt better tho it still won't cut dem corners...
 
Traxxas is great in my Rubik's but since it's tight it gets gummy easily. Best solution I've found is to overlube it, work it round, then dismantle and wipe pieces with a paper towel so that only a slight film of lube remains. My Rubik's never felt better tho it still won't cut dem corners...

How much degrees does it cut? 30° is enough for me. Also, what do you mean by "gummy"? I've never experienced it... Is it a good feel?

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How much degrees does it cut? 30° is enough for me. Also, what do you mean by "gummy"? I've never experienced it... Is it a good feel?
Maybe about 15-20 degrees but varies between sides. I think more drastic modding would be needed for anything more. I only really use the Rubiks when I want to practise with greater turning accuracy enforced :)

Gummy is not a good feel. The cube feels sticky with increased friction, like if you'd put syrup in it instead of lube.
 
Maybe about 15-20 degrees but varies between sides. I think more drastic modding would be needed for anything more. I only really use the Rubiks when I want to practise with greater turning accuracy enforced :)

Gummy is not a good feel. The cube feels sticky with increased friction, like if you'd put syrup in it instead of lube.
Some people like the gummy feel to
 
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