Oiled & Juicy CPC Sample Set Photos (1 Viewer)

[louBdub]

Hope this helps others dial in.

Straight from CPC @David Spragg

Rinsed, wiped, oiled and pics taken with LED light

Enjoy

 

[warma]

What did you use? Malibu tanning oil?

Your Butterscotch appears a lot darker than my set of a few years ago (and darker relative to the yellow).

 

[Fran]

Mine is also clearer and it is the same for the pink. Maybe because they are still wet…

 

[Quicksilver-75]

Here's a picture of the process.

A little dab'll do ya!

 

[Machine]

The oil seems a little excessive but I really like and think this photo will really help people - Great job!

 

[merkong]

Is it excessive though. I mean I didn’t see how long they’ve been drying.

 

[louBdub]

I literally just oiled them.

I wipe oil off after a day. Y’all need to calm the fuck down

Before I lube YOU up…. I’m wild as fuck like that. FAFO!

 

[Strat]

Conoco would like permission to drill in your living room.

 

[JMC9389]

Little juicy eh? @ReallyGoodUsername @sgago84 @juankay20 @buffalojim

 

[merkong]

I literally just oiled them.

I wipe oil off after a day. Y’all need to calm the fuck down

Before I lube YOU up…. I’m wild as fuck like that. FAFO!

I figured as much, I have 5 barrels from my 700 chip set curing right now. Oil, flip in 12 hours, flip and blot, blot and flip. At that point I’ll just flip a couple more times, handle for feel and stack.

I like a barrel of each to compare with the rest of the rack.

Then bathe each rack whole and when dry get to oiling. I don’t overdo it but I don’t skimp since they cure for a few days with all that GD flipping and blotting.

 

[merkong]

Is it excessive though. I mean I didn’t see how long they’ve been drying.

I couldn’t actually say it was excessive. I go heavy-ish.

What we’re doing doesn’t affect gas prices.

Oil on!

 

[merkong]

I literally just oiled them.

I wipe oil off after a day. Y’all need to calm the fuck down

Before I lube YOU up…. I’m wild as fuck like that. FAFO!

“Before I lube you up”

Don’t threaten me with a good time.

 

[buffalojim]

Little juicy eh? @ReallyGoodUsername @sgago84 @juankay20 @buffalojim

Much au jus

 

[Quicksilver-75]

In all seriousness though...
People should be very careful when oiling their chips from ASM / Classic. I have seen some that had oil get under the inlay and start screwing up the outer edge of it under the plastic layer. They use a different media for their I lays than Paulsons vinyl.

 

[merkong]

I oil anything with labels or inlays with much more care. I haven’t employed a small brush or anything but I’ll do the whole barrel (edges) at once and then individually with my hands over the mold. Gloves optional. Depends on how weird I feel.

 

[chipinla]

 

[merkong]

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FTR I use gloves. I work for a hospital so no shortage at my house.

 

[Kam]

Thanks for doing this - much appreciated. I did a very basic clean of my samples but not oiled. Interesting to see the changes and looking forward to see the end result and if that’ll change my options.

 

[Jeevansluck]

I oil anything with labels or inlays with much more care. I haven’t employed a small brush or anything but I’ll do the whole barrel (edges) at once and then individually with my hands over the mold. Gloves optional. Depends on how weird I feel.

Hell,

I’ve even damaged a few of my older Paulsons by being a bit too reckless with the oil, when I first got started in 2019.

I like to be liberal with the edges, but for face work, just work it on with a microfibre cloth that is already laden with oil.

Definitely a risk to overdo it.

 

[chipinla]

@louBdub doing his best Jack Butler impersonation.

 

[MeridianFC]

 

[EmptyPocs]

Embarrassed to say I broke out a t-set for play a couple months ago.
Someone complained that they are hard to shuffle.
F-n Oil: I did not clean up enough (some barrels). * still on the set after 10 years.

 

[EmptyPocs]

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remarkable how the they stand on edge

 

[chipinla]

remarkable how the they stand on edge

The suction is holding them together