I found it

Tools, Techniques, and Reference Materials Painting and airbrushing
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I found what it was. The Teflon spray I thought was a kitchen spray. It was down the basement on my ammunition reloading and gun cleaning bench, which hasnt been used in a long time. It is called "Dri-Lube with Teflon" made by "Hoppes #9"
Here is their description on what it is.
“Dri-Lube is a specially formulated lubricant that reduces friction on metal and bearing surfaces. It contains no sticky oils or silicones to attract dirt. The liquid aerosol spray evaporates in seconds, leaving a dry lubricating film”.

Dave

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hmmm interesting… would like to see Mike’s take on that… might be worth a shot if it works…

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Give it a try and see what happens.
Just point that “gun” in a safe direction after putting some Hoppe’s in it. [:D]

Mike

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gun lube… sounds like it is indeed worth a shot groans [:D]

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I’m a little slow[:D]…what would you use this for on a model?

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Airbrush lubricant. Makes the needle a little slicker and the airbrush feel a little smoother.

I’ve got some of that stuff to. I think mine is Remington though.

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congrats, I wish i had some…

oh well I’ll just use vaseline or vegi oil