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<blockquote data-quote="Spydro" data-source="post: 22117787" data-attributes="member: 132438">I bought a lifetime supply of brush applicator bottles of G100L and D100L years ago when AFAIK it was not offered in as many different ways as it is now days.&nbsp; I can&#039;t see the spray types as being a cost effective choice when in Reos you are dealing with small contacts in a very small area.&nbsp; A lot of the excess DeoxIT would go to waste.&nbsp; So I still use the brush applicator bottles way that has always worked just fine for my uses. I don&#039;t need anything else other than just one of my premade cloth tape strips to quickly clean both Reo contacts and the batteries contacts.&nbsp; I use D100L on a strip first to clean, then use the G100L brush with a small amount on it to protect and increase conductivity on all contacts.&nbsp; Back when some folks chose to use the smaller quantity squeeze tubes instead because of their lower cost.[ATTACH=full]841279[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spydro, post: 22117787, member: 132438"] I bought a lifetime supply of brush applicator bottles of G100L and D100L years ago when AFAIK it was not offered in as many different ways as it is now days. I can't see the spray types as being a cost effective choice when in Reos you are dealing with small contacts in a very small area. A lot of the excess DeoxIT would go to waste. So I still use the brush applicator bottles way that has always worked just fine for my uses. I don't need anything else other than just one of my premade cloth tape strips to quickly clean both Reo contacts and the batteries contacts. I use D100L on a strip first to clean, then use the G100L brush with a small amount on it to protect and increase conductivity on all contacts. Back when some folks chose to use the smaller quantity squeeze tubes instead because of their lower cost. [ATTACH=full]841279[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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