superlube?
 

This super lube I've heard so much about, is it the one in a grey tube. Made by synco chemical corp?

Yes.
http://www.sherline.com/images/7550pic.jpg

Really? I thought it was made by permatex?

Edit: Nevermind, im talking about ultra slick, which is often referred to as suberlube.

You sure you're not getting it mixed up with this?
http://c4.soap.com/images/products/p/jj/jj-789_1z.jpg

Or this

http://pleasuremenow.com/ProductImag...n_anal_gel.jpg

Well if that's what you guys like to use on your guns, well by all means!

astroglide ftw.

as much as this thread has turned into a joke... Is it recommended to use superlube instead of silicone oil?

goopy lube is for pistons and gear surfaces/teeth.. oil is for seals and bearings. silicone oil is far too lightweight for the piston and dries faster than grease.

Silicone oil is also very useful for cleaning applications. Pretty much the only thing I use silicone oil for is gas gun mag seals. Everything else gets Superlube.

If it's for a metal on metal application, then you absolutely want grease, rather than an oil. Oils will fling off and creep away from where you want it to stay.

I just started using Froglube. Its for RS application but works like a charm and is only $2 for a small tube of it.

Hmm... interesting. It's even specifically stated as "recommended for Airsoft / Paintball".

My shields immediately go up when I see tube of lube with a rainbow flag on it....

Even Chris Costa approved ;)

Chris Costa LaRue OBR Hybrid Update AR15 - YouTube