Slipit instead of T9

Why would wait overnight after applying Slipit? With heavy we apply lube as needed which could be hourly. Slipit is a good product. Just do it!

-- Few folks really know how to maximize the potential of their tools!

Meant with heavy use. Slipit comes in a spray or paste form. Works well. Regular paste wax works well and I prefer to have less things cluttering up the shop so the more you can do with one product, the better off you are.

-- Few folks really know how to maximize the potential of their tools!

I have never used T9 or slipit on the beds of my equipment. I have always just used Johnson’s paste wax, I have heard good things about Slipit, but never tried it. Would the wax application remove at least a portion of the slipit? Just wondering.

Thanks for the input guys.. one final question, Should I skip the wax and just use the Slipit, or will the combination of the two be even better?

Scott

I just use wax after cleaning the surface .I’ve never used Slipit since wax works so well.I would guess just use one or the other.

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Since I just cleaned and waxed the Uni last week, I think Ill try a little experiment and use Slipit on the Jointer and try a side by side comparison of the two.

I have used wax for 50 years. I recently bought some slipzit (I think that is the way it is spelled) from Rockler. It is a thin paste. I actually bought it to make some furniture drawers slide better. I like it but cant say it is any better than the wax. It cost more. It might last longer but we are not into longer just yet.