Lundmark liquid wax

[MW65]

Just picked up some at the local Ace to whip up BLL(mod)... per the salesman, it is on closeout.

 

[Jeff H]

"They're" onto us...

 

[fiver]

probably gonna change over to some ''green recipe'' that peels off as it dries.

 

[L Ross]

probably gonna change over to some ''green recipe'' that peels off as it dries.

Primers, powder, lead, and Johnson's One Step all safely stashed away for the future. I be buried with it if it wasn't for cremation. "There's strange things done under the midnight sun by....."

 

[Ben]

You guys like that BLL don't you ?

Ben

 

[Wasalmonslayer]

BLL is the beez kneez for everything I shoot with a gas check.
Two coats with a heated dry cycle for 20 min at 175 deg it sets up almost like a varnish does not transfer to equipment or hands and shoots itty bitty groups

Thank you to the mixologist!!!

 

[JonB]

I wonder if Lundmark discontinued the product?
It's still on Amazon, packaged in new style containers, but it's not listed on Lundmark's website?

http://lundmarkwax.com/

 

[Jeff H]

I wonder if Lundmark discontinued the product?
It's still on Amazon, packaged in new style containers, but it's not listed on Lundmark's website?

http://lundmarkwax.com/

I would be wary. It would not surprise me if they have changed the formulation and weren't exactly overt about it.

Besides, no one knows what a good finish is any more, so it doesn't matter. I've struggled with "one-coat," pudding-like latex paints for several years now. They don't self-level, they don't go very far, they look like crap when you paint "right," but I've figured out the secret; SLOP it on, FAST, with the CRAPPIEST brush you can find. It seems to be formulated to accommodate that mentality - instant gratification - "CHANGE." "There, it's a different color..."

Same with varnishes and the like.

 

[Jeff H]

You guys like that BLL don't you ?

Ben

YES, Ben.

I rate BLL right up there with Ed's Red - not to be confused with Ben's Red, which I haven't used yet, but have the components for.

 

[JonB]

The 4 different liquid floor waxes mentioned on Lundmarks website are all Acrylic, with no mention of Carnauba. Has Carnauba become unusally expensive or hard to source, or something?

 

[Rockydoc]

I looked at Lundmark Wax at Amazon and there was a bewildering number of them. Which one is the right one Ben?

 

[oscarflytyer]

You guys like that BLL don't you ?

Ben

YES! I even toss purchased/lubed and anything that goes thru the lubrisizer with BLL. And have my 4-5 cans of JLW!

And I ALSO consider Ed's Red right up there with BLL! Another one I really like is the NGMTU Red Oil recipe!

 

[Ben]

I looked at Lundmark Wax at Amazon and there was a bewildering number of them. Which one is the right one Ben?

https://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/let-the-liquid-lube-games-begin.1434/

 

[L Ross]

The only thing that could be better about Ben's Red would be if Glenn at White Label Lubes would add it to his inventory. BLL, Ben's Red, and Ed's Red are classics.

 

[Ben]

Rocky,

Here is what you want :

 

[Rockydoc]

Thanks, Ben. I still have most of a can of One Step, so I am not in crisis mode yet. Is there any truth to the rumor that that Lundmark is going to be discontinued?

 

[Ben]

Is there any truth to the rumor that that Lundmark is going to be discontinued?

I don't know ?
I have 64 oz. of the Lundmark " put back " just in case.
I still have about 5 cans of the Johnson's Liquid in the yellow cans.
I should be fine for the future.
Ben