A water-soluble polishing solution that makes stones and diamonds cut faster and last longer. Ten dollars of this extends the life of abrasives that cost considerably more.
The mechanism is straightforward: a dry stone fills with the metal particles it removes, and once loaded it stops cutting and starts burnishing. A lubricant floats those particles clear so fresh abrasive keeps meeting the edge.
- Water-soluble formula
- Speeds the cutting and polishing action of whetstones, diamonds and pocket stones
- Protects the life of your abrasives
- Developed for World Cup technicians
Use it on anything abrasive. Diamond files especially — running a diamond dry is the fastest way to ruin an expensive tool, and diamonds are the ones people most often forget to lubricate.
A few drops on the stone is enough. Wipe the edge afterwards so nothing is left on the base before waxing.
If your stones seem to have stopped working, they are more likely clogged than worn. Clean them, use a lubricant, and most come back.
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Keeps diamond stone cutting edge cleanly
Will buy again
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Secret Sauce
This is a must have if you do your own tuning it helps keep your files and stones clean and it will help when you are using them but if you have never cleaned your files and stones you aren’t really doing any real tuning because they only work when they are clean.
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diamond file lubricant
Been using this with my diamond files for many years. best thing out there for a great finish to a tune.
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Part of my secret weapon
I love the SVST beveler + screw down clamp + secret sauce. I use the SVST ice file to sharpen dull edges, the moon stone to do some between day tunes, and a gummy stone to make things all smooth and beautiful. The secret sauce makes the file and stones run smoothly and almost never chatter, which makes for great looking edges. I use this combo on both snow boards and skis. PS...I hate the SVST beveler + spring clamp. It's fine when you're working on your workbench, with even footing and good balance, but sometimes you're on vacation and are doing your skis on a stair rail or something. If that spring clamp slips and you are a bit off balance, you have some razor sharp skis to contend with (as a large scar on my hand can prove). Long story short, buy the screw down file clamp. It's awesome and you it never lets you down.
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Better then water for edge polishing
I use it for final edge prep and it has better results then water. It cleans burrs better and works well with my Diamond stones. I race prep and service twenty pairs of skis for my sons in alpine and skiercross. Great product!
