Acceptable replacement for red'n'tacky#2??

Boolit Man Join DateApr 2012LocationOntario, Can!Posts103

I was picking up some pulleys for work and noticed they had a blue grease for pillow block bearings and electric motors. I like the blue colour of it and want to swap it for a batch of Ben's red lube.

Here is the msds for it.
http://www.timken.com/en-us/products/lubrication/Documents/Spec_Sheets/timken_ball_bearing_pillow_block_grease_eng.pdf

Thanks!

spawn i'd study up on that poly urea part a little bit.
it has a stickiness that is well umm sometimes kinda, it is hard to get off things.

it's all an educated guess,,,, till the trigger is pulled.

the more i find out about shootin boolits, the more it contradicts everything i ever learned about shooting jaxketed.

It turns hard with the application of too much heat and it becomes a solid "bearing". Problem is that the solid bearing created is almost never as "round" as it should be. Therefore, pay attention to what Lamar said. ... felix

Boolit Man Join DateApr 2012LocationOntario, Can!Posts103

Good points. I will try heating some up on a sheet of metal and see how it reacts to heat.

Mystic JT6 red lithium complex. Same basic stuff.

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Boolit Man Join DateApr 2012LocationOntario, Can!Posts103

I can get red'n'tacky no problem but I am just trying to mess around as well i would like blue lube.

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