Eezox cleaner

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Anobody have try the Eezox gun cleaner. Seem to be a very good preservative look at this :

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I ordered several of the 7 ounce spray cans from the manufacturer 3 or 4 years ago. I don't clean or lube my AR, Glock or bolt gun much at all, but when I do, I use Eezox as a final step. Not that great for cleaning, but excellent as a lubricant. Just be prepared to leave the firearms disassembled in a warm space for several hours or overnight as it dries. This requires a decent sized safe keep the bits spread out in (restricted storage laws being what they are), but you are rewarded with dry slippery parts that don't blast crap all over the place when you use them or pick up powder residue and turn to sludge.

I choose guns with corrosion resistance in mind (stainless or chrome lined or Glock) since i live on the Wet Coast but those rust tests showing good Eezox performance were also a factor in my trying it.

If I ordered again, I'd buy the drip bottles as the spray cans blast it out faster than I like. The supply I have now will last for many more years. Did I mention I don't clean much?
 
I tried it. I never got any rust on the rifles, but, honestly, as I am so paraniod about rusting that the rifles I tried it on never had a chance to corrode. One thing I noticed is that it really does have a very strong smell that really clings to your skin. WEAR GLOVES WHEN USING FOR SURE.
 
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Northman999 said:
I tried it. I never got any rust on the rifles, but, honestly, as I am so paraniod about rusting that the rifles I tried it on never had a chance to corrode. One thing I noticed is that it really does have a very strong smell that really clings to your skin. WEAR GLOVES WHEN USING FOR SURE.
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the smell of EEzox. It is the cologne I wear. It is the only preservative I use. Go through it by the gallons.
 
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