Imperial resizing wax

Does any use this product?

I use on all my cases on my single stage.

I leave such a thin film and I can wipe it off with a rag or paper towl.

It does not leave dimple on the neck when necking down casses.

It is now sold by redding.

I've used it before but primarily use Hornady unique now.

I'm a big fan. It's the best for heavy duty resizing.

I like it a lot too. Once you get things going, the key is to use just the right amount. If you use too much, it actually will dimple the necks eventually.

I use it on all my big rifle stuff.

Used it for years. One tin of the stuff lasts for a Loooong time! I like to use it for the initial re-size on military brass. It's a little slower in application than the spray lubes, but I don't have stuck cases with it.

I just run the cases/rounds through my vibratory tumbler and in 15 minutes it's gone.

Great lube for turning necks or big sizing differences. I like Hornady one shot for fire formed because it is just so easy.

As Chad will say when he sees this thread... "You mean Hornady-one-big-a$$-shot"

Used to use case RCBS lube pad .... went to Dillon spray ( Volume for .223 ) and Imperial for the really big stuff-Weatherby. Recently had a really hard time with some LC 12 .308 that had been machine gun fired ( 500 pieces!), even imperial was not working well. Switched to Mobil 1 which worked better. I know, sounds crazy, but it works. Apply like Imperial.

I use it also, works great and is easy to clean up.

Walter