[LB1951]

Luke, I have had one for a couple years. Any grease will work but I prefer a colored grease like blue or red if available and is rather cheap. I use a 6" foam roller and just be sure to re-roll it after your last shot to help prevent rust. Another thing I found is not to put too much on. It makes seeing results more difficult. I also put a hole in the center with a bolt through it and then I hook a 15" string and a stick or pencil to draw my 30" circle in the grease. Just keep it thin and have fun. Lee

 

[HANGFIRE]

White Lithium

 

[Setterman]

Sand and dust will make it brown in short order if your splatter board is outside 24/7.

Buy the cheapest grease you can find.

I hang a cheap grease gun on the side and use a paint roller to spread it after each shot.

 

[Itchyb]

white lithium.

 

[EuroJoe]

Use a toilet brush, it won't splatter grease on you like a roller will.

 

[likes-to-shoot]

The local Ikes club uses paint and the rest of the clubs I belong to uses grease....grease is the only way to go.....faster to spread and each shot is like on a new board where paint is dimpled and gets thick until you scrape it off.

 

[Paul in Mn]

Luke, pm sent.

Paul

 

[Ron Burdick]

White Lithium grease. A brush used for washing white-wall tires works great.

Ron Burdick

 

[drgondog]

I think we use talcum powder and baby oil at DGC. Paint roller and pan.

 

[dead on 4]

Crisco works well. Add target dust if you want it dark.


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