Fav. yoyo oil

[darkadlermagic3]

Whats your favorite yoyo oil?

[Jake_Elliott]

Good ol’ thin lube. I’ve had one bottle for about four years and I’l barely halfway through.

[anonyo]

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

[j_lowell9 (laxdude99)]

gorillis lubricus or yoyojam lube

[yoyospirit]

YYJ Thin Lube, whenever my bearing gets crunchy, just put a drop of this onto the bearing and it’s good to go.

[Nivo]

OD V4M Lube

[A_Soviet_Locust]

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

[wcrase (Waylon (Rain City Skills))]

@A_Soviet_Locust

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

Terrapin X has a couple products for lube. I use a dry lube liquid, if that makes any sense. You just dab a bit on the bearing balls. It works. I think Terrapin has one based on graphite as well, though I haven’t tried it.

[wabuwama (liviooo)]

Thin lube always does the trick for me.

[wabuwama (liviooo)]

@wabuwama

Thin lube always does the trick for me.

I touch two of the ball bearings with a minuscule drop of thin lube. (I take a needle and drop a small drop on it. Then I touch the bearing.)

[anonyo]

@A_Soviet_Locust

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

First, you need to get the Terrapin X Dry Play material. Contact fjh123 for getting this.

Second, you need to completely clean your bearing. Use whatever you want but your final step will require acetone. Give the bearing a nice acetone bath and get it good and clean and dry.

Touch the applicator into the Dry Play material. Touch that to 1 or 2 balls. Spin. It will sound and feel gritty and chunky and filthy. Blow out the extra using compressed air. Now keep spinning for maybe a minute.The bearing will start slower but get faster and faster. Add a small amount of acetone, spin and repeat as necessary. It takes some practice. A little goes a LONG way.

[jhb8426 (Resident Curmudgeon)]

Brain lube works for me. A couple of drops, and blow it off w/some compressed air.

[supbreh1234]

honestly ive only tried 2 so far, yyf and yyj lube. they work the same in my opinion.

[SR1 (SPENCE)]

I’ve only tried YYJ lube. It works fine but YYJ is… ew.

lol

[sniffy]

@A_Soviet_Locust

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

Video tutorial:
http://www.sniffy-yo.com/2012/02/terrapin-x-dryplay-yoyo-bearing-lube.html

[fjh123]

@Waylon

@A_Soviet_Locust

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

Terrapin X has a couple products for lube. I use a dry lube liquid, if that makes any sense. You just dab a bit on the bearing balls. It works. I think Terrapin has one based on graphite as well, though I haven’t tried it.

I don’t do the liqud version anymore, it evaporated too fast and shipping was a problem.
The dry lube is the same stuff in a powder form. It is not graphite.

[wcrase (Waylon (Rain City Skills))]

@fjh123

@Waylon

@A_Soviet_Locust

@Studio42

None.

I clean my bearing to absolutely clean and dry, then Terrapin X Dry Play treat it.

I’ve seen you plug this so many times, so i have to ask: how does one go about Terrapin X Dry Play treating a bearing?

Terrapin X has a couple products for lube. I use a dry lube liquid, if that makes any sense. You just dab a bit on the bearing balls. It works. I think Terrapin has one based on graphite as well, though I haven’t tried it.

I don’t do the liqud version anymore, it evaporated too fast and shipping was a problem.
The dry lube is the same stuff in a powder form. It is not graphite.

I’ll have to check it out next time I’m bearing shopping. I’m pleased with the terrapin x products I’ve used so far.