Is this a petroleum based product?
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Here's what I found online -I've got some tri-flow bike chain oil with PTFE in it and i'm wondering if i can use it. The tri-flow is petroleum based from what i understand. It should eventually wear down the o rings i think. I know Tippmann recommends Hoppe's #9 and i can't find anything on it in terms of composition. Seems like both products contain "Heavy Naphthenic Petroleum Oil". Hoppe's is >85% by volume whereas tri-flow only is 10%. From what i'm reading tri-flow is basically liquid teflon. It's a dry lube but they list air power tools as one of tri-flow's possible uses. So theoretically it should be ok for my gun. I found the MSDS for both products. Here's what I found online -I've got some tri-flow bike chain oil with PTFE in it and i'm wondering if i can use it. The tri-flow is petroleum based from what i understand. It should eventually wear down the o rings i think. I know Tippmann recommends Hoppe's #9 and i can't find anything on it in terms of composition. Seems like both products contain "Heavy Naphthenic Petroleum Oil". Hoppe's is >85% by volume whereas tri-flow only is 10%. From what i'm reading tri-flow is basically liquid teflon. It's a dry lube but they list air power tools as one of... » Read More Here's what I found online -I've got some tri-flow bike chain oil with PTFE in it and i'm wondering if i can use it. The tri-flow is petroleum based from what i understand. It should eventually wear down the o rings i think. I know Tippmann recommends Hoppe's #9 and i can't find anything on it in terms of composition. Seems like both products contain "Heavy Naphthenic Petroleum Oil". Hoppe's is >85% by volume whereas tri-flow only is 10%. From what i'm reading tri-flow is basically liquid teflon. It's a dry lube but they list air power tools as one of tri-flow's possible uses. So theoretically it should be ok for my gun. I found the MSDS for both products. « Show Less
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Here's what I found online -I've got some tri-flow bike chain oil with PTFE in it and i'm wondering if i can use it. The tri-flow is petroleum based from what i understand. It should eventually wear down the o rings i think. I know Tippmann recommends Hoppe's #9 and i can't find anything on it in terms of composition. Seems like both products contain "Heavy Naphthenic Petroleum Oil". Hoppe's is &gt;85% by volume whereas tri-flow only is 10%. From what i'm reading tri-flow is basically liquid teflon. It's a dry lube but they list air power tools as one of tri-flow's possible uses. So theoretically it should be ok for my gun. I found the MSDS for both products.
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It doesn't say petroleum on the ingredients, but it does say petrolatum!. Not sure if this is one and the same thing. Hope this helps from Stan
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It's a renewable plant based foam but as far as I know I don't think it's organic.
958334
Sorry- it's not an issue for me, so I did not note that info. It is my belief however, that ingredients of the product are plant based.
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It doesn't say petroleum on the ingredients, but it does say petrolatum!. Not sure if this is one and the same thing.Hope this helps from Stan
1986215
I don't see petroleum as such listed, but I don't especially like the 4-5 lines of ingredients. I prefer only a few that I know are natural. Many of these are big, confusing names.
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No this is is a heavy oil only. I use it on the bolt carrier of my AR. It has no cleaning properties.
551021
I did buy that particular spray the ones I got were Permatex Item# 80070 the ones I got are different style can but to answer your question it does contain Petroleum. hope this helps...
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Not to my knowledge, it is an old formula made from a blend of numerous hard waxes, why mess with a tried and true product. Good stuff.
1290711
I think its either water or food colored veggie oil.....but not like a thick substance......it seems like its water based
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I' am probably not qualified to answer that question but if it was me I would probably give it a try. the great thing about this product is that it is not petroleum based and does not distort rubber products like 0-rings
1290712
Hello, thank you for taking interest in our products! The clean liquid inside is an oil (glycerin) based substance--not water. - Customer Service.
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i believe it is, but just in case here are the ingredients: butane, propane, isobutane, oryza sativa (rice) starch (oryza sativa starch), sd alcohol 39-c (alcohol denat), aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, avena sativa (oat) kernal oil (avena sativa kernal oil), benzyl salicylate cetrimonium chloride, cyclodextrin, cyclohexasiloxane, cyclopentasiloxane, france (parfum), hexyl cinnamal, isopropyl myristate, limonene, silica.
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No petroleum products. Very good leather product. I us it on everything from my boots to coats and gloves. Car seats.
781981
There is no petroleum in this product (the main active ingredient in vaseline).
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No it is not, there is nothing in it except pure argan oil. Check out Poppy Austins website, they do a really great job of explaining everything that goes into the making and processing of argan oil and all of its benefits!
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No specific ingredients listed - the label just says "contains petroleum "distillates". We have used it on European and other antique furniture for about 20 years - since our daughter moved to Ohio and we discovered it. Excellent results.