Everyone knows about oiling but what about yhe grease where do we put the clipper grease and is there a alternative grease i would use that would work just the same as clipper grease.
Wiping off excess oil does not cause the blades to rust. The oil that is on the inside edges of the blades where the friction is will stay in those areas. As long as there is no water on the blades you won't have to worry about any rusting. Thanks for watching!
kutaboveperfection Thank You so much! WD 40 was the wrong kind for me to use. I learned it doesn't Lubricate and can cause a Fire Hazard if you turn them face down. It can damage the motor. Andis Clipper is what I stick too. It's a winner! A+.
kutaboveperfection Thank You! I've been cutting hair since 1995. The last thing I don't have time for is a fire. God shielded and protected me. I'll be stocking up on the Andis Clipper Oil. You can get a 2 Pack on eBay.
Not enough oil on your outliners can prohibit them from cutting properly. In the video, I did make sure to wipe off any excess oil. Thanks for watching!
Everyone knows about oiling but what about yhe grease where do we put the clipper grease and is there a alternative grease i would use that would work just the same as clipper grease.
Any difference between 5in1 & 7in1 ? Also do we need to oil and grease if using those products?
Can I use H-42 on a neck duster? If not, can you tell me a product that disinfects neck dusters?
Which clipper oil is better, andis or wahl? Thanks
It’s pretty much all the same in my opinion.
Does wiping all of the oil off prevent the trimmers from rusting? Other that Great Video!
Wiping off excess oil does not cause the blades to rust. The oil that is on the inside edges of the blades where the friction is will stay in those areas. As long as there is no water on the blades you won't have to worry about any rusting. Thanks for watching!
kutaboveperfection Thank You so much! WD 40 was the wrong kind for me to use. I learned it doesn't Lubricate and can cause a Fire Hazard if you turn them face down. It can damage the motor. Andis Clipper is what I stick too. It's a winner! A+.
I'm glad you switched to Andis clipper oil. Yes WD-40 isn't safe for clippers.
kutaboveperfection Thank You! I've been cutting hair since 1995. The last thing I don't have time for is a fire. God shielded and protected me. I'll be stocking up on the Andis Clipper Oil. You can get a 2 Pack on eBay.
Wahl or Andis oil?
either one is fine.
Where's part two?
Nice video!
my god that was a lot of oil onto those outliners.
Not enough oil on your outliners can prohibit them from cutting properly. In the video, I did make sure to wipe off any excess oil. Thanks for watching!
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