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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 1792148" data-attributes="member: 3099"><p>I just use virgin corncob media and it comes off in 15 minutes or so. I do use the aerosol version. But I've also used the sizing wax in the tin which I dissolve in 94% alcohol and it comes off too in just a few minutes. I only do this on pistol brass, for rifle brass I use Imperial. Hornady one shot will stick a bottle neck case big time unless they are just slathered with it.</p><p></p><p>It's true that you don't need a lube at all for pistol brass in carbide or titanium nitride coated dies, but a miniscule amount of one shot just makes the press run so much smoother. And one shot won't foul your powder like some of the others will. One shot does have it's uses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 1792148, member: 3099"] I just use virgin corncob media and it comes off in 15 minutes or so. I do use the aerosol version. But I've also used the sizing wax in the tin which I dissolve in 94% alcohol and it comes off too in just a few minutes. I only do this on pistol brass, for rifle brass I use Imperial. Hornady one shot will stick a bottle neck case big time unless they are just slathered with it. It's true that you don't need a lube at all for pistol brass in carbide or titanium nitride coated dies, but a miniscule amount of one shot just makes the press run so much smoother. And one shot won't foul your powder like some of the others will. One shot does have it's uses. [/QUOTE]
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