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    Quote Originally Posted by Wm Dunn View Post
    use a technique when spraying that hits some of the inside necks. I put 500 case in an empty gallon ice cream bucket and swirl them around. 1/3 of the necks will be looking up at me. Spray twice .... repeat twice .... let them dry a little ...and away ya go.

    try it you will like it.
    You don't get any Air-lube dimples on the shoulders due to lube on the shoulders??? I just lube the straight walls to the shoulder and inside clean necks.
    [I][B][COLOR="#FF0000"][SIZE=4]Some people never have time to do it right the first time but always find time to do it twice[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B][/I]

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    Quote Originally Posted by omcforever View Post
    You don't get any Air-lube dimples on the shoulders due to lube on the shoulders??? I just lube the straight walls to the shoulder and inside clean necks.
    I think the secret is getting a spray bottle that really atomizes the spray really fine. I stole one my wife had that works really well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by omcforever View Post
    You don't get any Air-lube dimples on the shoulders due to lube on the shoulders??? I just lube the straight walls to the shoulder and inside clean necks.

    I was was concerned about this at first too but like Wm Dunn said, if the bottle is good and you don’t absolutely soak the cases, it’s totally fine. I’ve been using RCBS case slick spray and it’s been amazingly fast. A couple pumps aimed about 45 degrees down at the cases in the tray from multiple sides, 2 or 3 minutes for the Alcohol to evaporate, and then sizing. No dimples or stuck cases so far.

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