Lightning Lube?

[conchydong]

Has anyone tried Boca Bearing's Lightning Lube products? They state that  it has a molecular bond with the bearings. Would that be similar to how the TSI 301 works?
They have it in a grease form also. Just curious as it would be a lot easier to obtain for me than the TSI products.

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[Dominick]

One would think that a company like Boca Bearings would know what is best for bearings.  I haven't tried it but now that I know about it I will when I run out of TS301.  Dominick

[Jighead61]

They state that  it has a molecular bond with the bearings.

I wasn't aware of that. I'd like to hear some feedback if anyone has experience with it.

[Clem]

Hey guys, It is very similar in look and feel to Lubrimatic white gear assy grease. I have used both for internal gears on high end spinners due to its light consistency..very good but can be expensive in the Boca form. I have used Lubrimatic for the last couple of years..

[D impala95]

I have tried the Lightning Lube on small baitcaster bearings and I like it so far. It's fairly light and the spool bearings spin well and for a substantial time, at least on the bench. I have yet to see how they spin in real world use. I have not tried their grease.

[reel22]

I have used it on my Garcias and it works fine so far.