Clipper Lube

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Dusty

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What does everyone use for clipper lube?  I've always just used Final Bloom and i seem to get along alright.  i was just wondering if that was the thing to do or not...
 

shortyjock89

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Oster has this Kool Lube stuff that works really good, keeps the blades from getting hot.  When I'm clipping after gluing, I use Final Bloom or Hocus Pocus. 
 

yousesteers

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I usually give them a shot of 3 in 1 oil when I start then use final bloom pink or what every other oil is laying around the chute
 

midway6376

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I just started to  use the Andies liquid stuff. A distributor of show supplies by me said that all the arosol spray lubes contain an ingredient that make the blades heat up faster.
 

BCCC

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I normally start off with WD-40, the cooling lubes I have used normally don't lubricate very well, I also use, final bloom, and pink spray. Or if we are clipping quite a few or just clipping brands I'll use Diesel Fuel
 

OH Breeder

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Use the Wahl Clipper Cool and the disinfectant when clipping multiple calves. I am always worried about passing things on.
 

bcosu

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i mix it up, when i first start with clean blades i will use the heavier wahl clipper lube but after i clip for a while i will use either final bloom or pink oil or the kool lube stuff, which ever is the closest. wd40 or penetrating oil work well. when i'm done, i usually blow off the blades then put a heavier oil on them before storage, i don't know for sure but i feel like this prevents rust and makes them last longer.
 

ROMAX

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I use the ANDIS COOL CARE while i'm clipping and it works good as a lube and coolant just clipped 48 head this weekend using the same set of blades.The oster cool care i found would not cool blades for extended use,blades need to last when you clip a herd of holsteins every week.
 

Throttle

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The Sullivan's Extend is the absolute best when you are working with glue. A buddy of mine uses the Andis aerosol stuff (Cool Lube or something) and I don't like the way that the blades shed the hair after I use that stuff. That is the biggest thing for me when I'm clipping with the Andis 2 speeds and  blocking blade, whether it be an X-block or the Andis or an Oster or anything, I have better luck with the Extend keeping the blades from hairing up for a longer period of time, whereas, the Andis lube seems to make them hold the hair. Generally it is just me saying, "Hand me that oil," and I take whatever is given to me like Final Bloom, Pink, Hocus Pocus, a milk jug with the top cut off about half full of diesel, etc. I like the diesel when I'm doing a big set for a sale or something
 
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