Bang out your own Nut Sauce...

stonevibe · April 8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TVvONdVZFo

pt22 · April 8

I appreciated the shaking demonstration.

stonevibe · April 8

pt22 said:

I appreciated the shaking demonstration.

A happy ending

GoFish · April 8

I didn't know this. What a relief.

Jonathangus · April 8

For playing Pearl Jam songs?

bacchanalian · April 8

I stopped watching when he said '...yeah, that is the sound Daddy likes'.

Was that posted on April 1st?

ScreamingDave · April 8

Thing is, it's not Nut Sauce. It may do a similar job, but Nut Sauce has silicone and Teflon in, and what he's making doesn't. So I can't tell if it will do as good a job, but it's disingenuous of him to say he's making Nut Sauce cheaper

elstoof · April 8

Once the water in the KY evaporates all the lubricant you’re left with is a homeopathy sized drop of 3-1 oil along with the sticky mess of whatever additives are suspended in the jelly

MartinBush · April 8

He sounds knackered after shaking the container.

merlin · April 8

I use Loctite Super Lube.

Works excellently but you need to wash the sheets afterward. It gets everywhere.

WezV · April 8

I've made some with vaseline and pencil lead. Often i don't use the stuff anyway, but it comes in handy for some tricky string splays or vintage trem guitars

digitalkettle · April 8

WezV said:

I've made some with vaseline and pencil lead. Often i don't use the stuff anyway, but it comes in handy for some tricky string splays or vintage trem guitars

Pencil lead...pah! Surely it's much more economical to buy fifteen quid's worth of lube, 3-in-1, and lighter fluid...mess up some tupperware...then go looking for toothpicks?

Bod · April 8

bacchanalian said:

I stopped watching when he said '...yeah, that is the sound Daddy likes'.

Was that posted on April 1st?

I stopped at exactly that moment too.

Isn't KY water-based? Surely not a good idea to apply that on strings?

BillDL · April 8

Nah, screw the KY Jelly and 3-in-1 oil. That's for wankers. What you need for your nuts is a "silicone" based lubricant like Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS / Dimethicone), especially if you play hard.

I believe it was used on all the guitars played on Whitesnake's Slide It In album

Alvin · April 8

BillDL said:

Nah, screw the KY Jelly and 3-in-1 oil. That's for wankers. What you need for your nuts is a "silicone" based lubricant like Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS / Dimethicone), especially if you play hard.
I believe it was used on all the guitars played on Whitesnake's Slide It In album

Why did i have to check that ?

ToneControl · April 8

How about white lithium grease?

stonevibe · April 8

Can you use strawberry-flavoured lube? Asking for a friend...

BillDL · April 8

Re the WD-40 Lithium Grease shown by @ToneControl above. I have used it in car and garage door locks to stop them freezing in Winter and on jetwash couplings. It sprays a bit better than some of the "stickier" lithium grease found in tubes for greasing rubber "O Rings", and used in places where heat resistance is required, but it still leaves a horrible sticky and slimy film that's almost impossible to wipe off. You know the feeling you are left with on your fingers after handling sanitaryware silicone sealant / caulk even after you wipe it off? It's worse than that because it's so waterproof. I've used tiny dabs of it on nuts, Strat saddles and trem friction points and under string trees, and it's a menace to wipe off when it gets on your fingers. Teflon and silicone lubricants are slippery like the feel of a non-stick pan, whereas lithium grease tends to feel "sticky" (it's hard to describe).

ToneControl · April 8

BillDL said:

Re the WD-40 Lithium Grease shown by @ToneControl above. I have used it in car and garage door locks to stop them freezing in Winter and on jetwash couplings. It sprays a bit better than some of the "stickier" lithium grease found in tubes for greasing rubber "O Rings", and used in places where heat resistance is required, but it still leaves a horrible sticky and slimy film that's almost impossible to wipe off. You know the feeling you are left with on your fingers after handling sanitaryware silicone sealant / caulk even after you wipe it off? It's worse than that because it's so waterproof. I've used tiny dabs of it on nuts, Strat saddles and trem friction points and under string trees, and it's a menace to wipe off when it gets on your fingers. Teflon and silicone lubricants are slippery like the feel of a non-stick pan, whereas lithium grease tends to feel "sticky" (it's hard to describe).

I was being a bit flippant, I've never tried it on a guitar, just locks and hinges

fastonebaz · April 8

I'm fairly sure Satchel has exhausted alot of his own nut sauce supplies.

Kittyfrisk · April 8

stonevibe said:

Can you use strawberry-flavoured lube? Asking for a friend...

You bought the 55 gallon barrel didn't you...

https://www.amazon.com/Passion-Lubes-Natural-Water-Based-Lubricant/dp/B005MR3IVO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

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