Surface protection after polishing

[silentbob]

What have those of you with trigger jobs done after polishing to protect the surface finish and prevent corrosion/rust?

[SPO1SHADOW]

If you are speaking of the polished internals CZ's run wet. I always rub on a little CLP Break Free on all the polished internals so everything runs smooth as butter. I have never had any problems with the polished part rusting and it also makes cleaning very easy.

[silentbob]

I assumed as much, but figured I'd consult the hive.

[CZ Aficionado]

Ditto.......some form of lube 

[jmx66]

At the risk of starting a "what kind of oil should I run" thread...
I like this EWG:
https://www.slip2000.com/slip2000_ewg.php


CGW makes some good stuff too:
https://cajungunworks.com/product/ss/



Stay away from Frog Lube IMHO.

[SlvrDragon50]

Dunno. I use Frog lube, works fine for me. Never had any lube related failures.

[1SOW]

Many products are used,  but keeping a very then coating of your favorite lubricant will keep it corrosion free.
My Mobile 1 requires replacement every 400-500 RDS.  Other heavier lubes may last longer....or not.

[IFFV68]

I like to use TW25b. Mil-Comm.
Temperature Rating,
-90 degrees F (-67degrees C) to 450 degrees F (232degrees C)

Proven Superior in,
Sand, Salt water, Humidity.
Delivers Excellent Corrosion protection.
Non-Toxic. Non Flammable, Environmentally Safe.
Made in the U.S.A.
I wish we had this stuff in Vietnam. It has it's own N.S.N 9150-01-448-2266
I've tried most of them. This seems to work for me.

[CZ Aficionado]

Gun oil.......its formulated to not thicken over time, it maintains a thin consistency like when it came out of the bottle, general oils will turn into almost a thick grease......gun oil won't .