What happened to Break-Free CLP? - AR15.COM
2019年1月10日 — I haven't bought a can of Break-Free CLP in ages. Last weekend I picked up an aerosol can of the stuff and it's completely different than it used to be. Now it's viscous, foaming, and smells like tapping oil. Before it was sweet smelling and thin and left a nice super slick teflon residue behind (made it perfect for cleaning out pistol mags ...
What happned to Break-free CLP? New formula? - AR15.COM
2012年2月16日 — The post 2000 Break Free CLP liquid is the new Rev.E formula,and Ive yet to see any PTFE/cloudiness in any of the bottles since,no matter what the label says,and Ive bought/used a bunch of it in that time too.The new CLP is a clear greenish amber color and has no cloudiness or seperation.
What's better, Hoppes no.9 or Break Free CLP? - AR15.COM
2011年12月3日 — Hoppes #9 solvent is mainly used as a dedicated cleaning product, and generally performs better than CLP in that regard. OTOH, BF CLP is intended to be used as a three-in-one product that cleans, lubes & protects all at once, and it's the better product in that role. Posted: 12/3/2011 2:17:49 PM EDT. [#8]
Government Formulation of Break Free CLP (MIL-L-63460)
2019年8月30日 — View Quote. "CLP", aka MIL-PRF-63460, is a performance specification. Therefore, there is no "government formulation", each manufacturer makes their own special recipe, and if its performance meets the Govt's requirements, it is accepted as "MIL-PRF-63460 - Cleaner, Lubricant, and Preservative for Weapons and Weapons Systems".
Shelf life of BreakFree CLP? - AR15.COM
2014年1月22日 — If I remember correctly the military does a four year lot inspection on the CLP. I asked Don Yoder of Break Free years ago about shelf life,he stated there was no known shelf life and as long as the bottles are sealed from environmental contamination and evaporation of the solvent component the CLP should last for decades under normal storage conditions.He said …
Shelf life of Breakfree CLP - AR15.COM
2011年5月20日 — According to a conversation I had with Don Yoder @Break Free a number of years ago,a true shelf life on the Break Free CLP had never been found in its history of production,and if its in the original sealed container and not open to environmental contamination it should last for decades..He did state that the U.S. Military issues a type II ...
Break-Free Industral PCL vs. Mil-spec CLP. What's the diff
2006年2月10日 — How does one confirm they have the 'new' CLP? The new formula Break Free uses a new inhibitor package that gives the CLP a green tint and makes the PTFE look kinda gray.The old Break Free clp had an amber color to it. From what Ive seen the liquid bottles have no visible PTFE in them.The aerosols on the other hand do.
Talk me out of buying Breakfree CLP... - AR15.COM
2022年12月10日 — then use Breakfree CLP to clean the rest of the gun by putting some on a tooth brush and let sit 10 or 15 mins. then flush with Gunscrubber. I relube with Break free LP, ( Think they recently renamed it Full Synthetic) This was made for full auto and stainless guns and is a hair thicker and stays put alittle better.
Does Break Free CLP have Teflon in it? - AR15.COM
2004年6月12日 — Nah, you got nothing to worry about. Yeap the new formula still has PTFE in it,which was confirmed by an email from Don Yoder at Break Free. PTFE burns at 1% per hour at 900 degree's and yes when it burns a byproduct is hydrofluoric acid.But man we are talking extreme temps for long periods to become an issue and a very small amount of PTFE to ...
Weapon Shield CLP vs Breakfree CLP - AR15.COM
2008年9月27日 — Yep, Weapon Shield is wayyyy better then Break-Free.Also its non-toxic. Posted: 9/27/2008 8:41:30 PM EDT. [#13] Weapon Shield is my go to CLP. I also use Mil-comm TW-25B exclusively for the pistols inside and out,and as a general purpose weapons grease on such things as the FCG pins,barrel nuts,barrel bushings etc..