Topic: [WTS] 3-IN-ONE Multi-Purpose oil (Read 2254 times)
I'm still selling these to the lower 48!
I was wondering about shipping because I know shipping liquids can be difficult.
And the Safari Charlie is all purpose. It just has a couple attributes that gun owners specifically seek, like the ability to clean, lubricate, and protect in one run. Aside from my all purpose use, the hotel where I work uses it. Just thought you might've been a lubricant connoisseur looking to deepen your lubrication expertise.
Shipping liquids is totally fine as long as you tell the clerk that it is a liquid. In this case, I tell them it's "Hobby Oil" for model train sets. That way they ship the package differently so that it doesn't leak from poor handling (thrown around, smashed by 1000lbs of other packages, run over by mail truck, etc).
Here's an Interesting fact: When searching for an affordable shipping method, 1st Class Parcel was not only cheap, but it is the only parcel method guaranteed to NOT be opened or inspected by the post office. I used to swear by priority mail, but not at $6+.
lol I have to admit, I had to google Safari Charlie. At first I thought it was hot sauce or something. Learn something everyday
Glad you like it. I ship them 1st class parcel via USPS from MI.
I'm sorry, no need for gun lube I'm afraid.
I'm sorry, no need for gun lube I'm afraid.
I was wondering about shipping because I know shipping liquids can be difficult.
And the Safari Charlie is all purpose. It just has a couple attributes that gun owners specifically seek, like the ability to clean, lubricate, and protect in one run. Aside from my all purpose use, the hotel where I work uses it. Just thought you might've been a lubricant connoisseur looking to deepen your lubrication expertise.
Glad you like it. I ship them 1st class parcel via USPS from MI.
I'm sorry, no need for gun lube I'm afraid.
I'm sorry, no need for gun lube I'm afraid.
You've been selling 3-in-1 oil for five months? That's pretty cool. How do you ship it? Would you be interested in trading a bottle for a 2oz bottle of Safari Charlie?
You've talked me into it. 1 bottle sir.
What I would like to see is the little micro-bottles of oil with a needle tip for precision application. Do you sell any of those?
Unfortunately, no. At first I was looking for those small tubes, but they only come with new electric hair/grooming kits. I finally realized that 3-in-one is essentially the same lubrication oil. A can will last for years!
I used to support a network of about 10000 old 286 machines, most with 2mb ram or such. (They were POS systems so they didn't need upgrading). We'd peel the sticker off the fan, give it a drop or two of oil, no more noise. Good for another 20 years.
What I would like to see is the little micro-bottles of oil with a needle tip for precision application. Do you sell any of those?
#3 MuhaHHAahAHaHAha
EDIT: This was my 3rd Kingwin PSU that blew. Don't buy KingWin PSU's!
'Tis the season to give unto others, and lube your fans. 
I suppose this is a good idea. I'd be very cautious about adding and liquid to anything attached to my rig, plus my fans all have sealed bearings so oil would really have no positive effect
I would be really surprised if all your fans have sealed bearings. It's not terribly common.
http://www.dansdata.com/fanmaint.htm
Mineral oil isn't a conductor, so you can splatter it all over everything and it won't cause a short.
Good to know! Thanks for clarification
I suppose this is a good idea. I'd be very cautious about adding and liquid to anything attached to my rig, plus my fans all have sealed bearings so oil would really have no positive effect
I would be really surprised if all your fans have sealed bearings. It's not terribly common.
http://www.dansdata.com/fanmaint.htm
Mineral oil isn't a conductor, so you can splatter it all over everything and it won't cause a short.
I suppose this is a good idea. I'd be very cautious about adding and liquid to anything attached to my rig, plus my fans all have sealed bearings so oil would really have no positive effect
I forgot to oil my fans again, PSU #2 gone! Thank goodness for warrantys though 
Yes indeed they last a while! I was using a bottle I bought 10 years ago for oiling model train equipment and other hobby RC toys. I recently had to buy a new bottle as the old one tipped over and leaked all over in the garage 
Keep your caps on!
Keep your caps on!
This oil is great and one bottle lasts ages..
I hear 3-IN-ONE oil can be used for squeaky chairs, bed springs, doors, etc...
This happened on a Saturday night and I had to wait 12 hours (9AM) for the nearest microcenter to open as it was too late for a night run
I unfortunately did not think of oiling my PSU fan and was forced to shut down my operation for 12 hours to replace my PSU.
It took you twelve hours to replace a PSU?
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