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Lubrication
Slip 2000 Lubricants use a unique formulation to penetrate into the smallest, tightest areas that oils do not go. This provides a long lasting protective coating that reduces friction and almost stops metal to metal wear. Slip 2000 gun lubricants form a barrier that will then protect all parts and will allow them to work smoother and last longer.

Cleaning
Slip 2000 lubricants penetrate powder residue, carbon, copper, lead, and plastic wad fouling. This allows it break contaminants free and flush away trapped dirt, grit and grime. What is left behind is a barrier that has bonded with the metal and will continue to lubricate and protect against corrosion. This barrier does not attract dust and will keep new firing residue from bonding to the metal. After your first complete cleaning with Slip 2000 you will see an amazing difference in the time and ease with which your next cleaning will take place.

Preservation
Slip 2000 lubricants provide a long lasting barrier on all metal parts and does not attract dirt or other abrasive contaminants. This barrier will displace moisture and prevent rusting. Our proprietary formulation was created to lubricate, clean, protect, and outlast any other product on the market today! We have done this without adding any oils, petroleum distillates or harmful PTFE type ingredients. Slip 2000 lubricants are developed with health, safety and the environment in mind. Our lubricants are formulated for multiple uses and extreme high performance requirements in all conditions. They will outperform all other lubricants in severe weather conditions, high humidity, rain, sleet, and snow working from -130 deg. F to +1250 deg F

We recommend that you apply our lubricant to all metal parts and surfaces, not just the wear points. When applying our lubricant try to think of it as a metal treatment that will keep carbon and other buildup from sticking to the metal.

Even when wiped away with a cloth, the lubrication and preservation properties will remain. Slip 2000 lubricants bond with the metal on contact, leaving a lubricating barrier that prevents carbon, residue, and other buildup from sticking.

If you are unsure of how to lubricate your specific firearm, please follow the manufacturer's guidelines.