I feel that these products really deserve their own thread...
If you love your concentrates... or want to love them... oilslickpad.com or oilslicksheet.com
I love these things, i personally own a set of the solvent resistant silicone small oil slick pads, a large silicone pad and as of today a 16"x 4 FOOT! roll of oil slick PTFE sheet. They also have a very cool silicone ball that you can use as a storage container which i intend to get at some point. With that said, I have used my large pad for many runs with no issue at all... I do suggest you keep all tools away from the pad if you use it to run with... it is sensitive material and can be damaged. remember, we don't treat scalpels like hammers anyway so be careful. I do not use the small ones for running as they are the size of note cards! but i have used them for many "handling" purposes and they are just dandy!
but in all fairness... I am hoping that some of the other enthusiastic FCer's might be so kind as to post up some pics of those... I really wanna get to the reviewing of the Slick Sheets!
I was kinda expecting a parchment or wax-paper box that was gonna fall apart... gladly surprised that this is a very nice box that opens on the end so it stays protected in the box
So you think that this stuff would look like parchment, but upon closer examination, it is very much not! It feels like a textile!
If you use a 8" square pyrex as a container then this is great news for you, if you use a different size you will have to experiment with this. Never the less, you can get 12x 8"x8" squares. and it cuts like paper!
Note that I trimmed the corners. I found that that is the key for keeping it in the pan... that and a little forming too.
When your done getting your sheet roll the excess up and slip the provided tube over. See how neatly it holds down the longer section?
Now the fun part!
This stuff is PTFE specifically formulated to be non-polar solvent resistant... unlike the silicone pad that distorts some from temperature and solvent reaction the sheet doesn't budge! no distortion no nothing!
but then we gotta collect that sticky golden joy... BTW, we are running a very small 5g of Kandy Kush... 3 weeks from chop, 2 from dry. FOLD! there is a little different technique to working with this over the pad. the pad distributes the heat more evenly over its entire surface, the sheet does that some, but to a much lesser point... also keep in mind that the temperature differentials between heating surface and pad/ sheet surface are gonna differ simply because of the mil difference. the sheet is only like 3 mil where the pad is much thicker. i think great results will come from using them together. I was initially a little bothered by the creasing, but it does not even seem to effect the performance of the sheet.
After a little more purging we ended with 1.2g from 5g of flowers giving us a 24% return. im happy
sorry this last one is out of focus.
I have to go now, i have been BHOmbing the quartz all the way through writing this...
Oil Slick Sheets
Oil Slick Products
If you love your concentrates... or want to love them... oilslickpad.com or oilslicksheet.com
I love these things, i personally own a set of the solvent resistant silicone small oil slick pads, a large silicone pad and as of today a 16"x 4 FOOT! roll of oil slick PTFE sheet. They also have a very cool silicone ball that you can use as a storage container which i intend to get at some point. With that said, I have used my large pad for many runs with no issue at all... I do suggest you keep all tools away from the pad if you use it to run with... it is sensitive material and can be damaged. remember, we don't treat scalpels like hammers anyway so be careful. I do not use the small ones for running as they are the size of note cards! but i have used them for many "handling" purposes and they are just dandy!
but in all fairness... I am hoping that some of the other enthusiastic FCer's might be so kind as to post up some pics of those... I really wanna get to the reviewing of the Slick Sheets!
I was kinda expecting a parchment or wax-paper box that was gonna fall apart... gladly surprised that this is a very nice box that opens on the end so it stays protected in the box
So you think that this stuff would look like parchment, but upon closer examination, it is very much not! It feels like a textile!
This stuff is PTFE specifically formulated to be non-polar solvent resistant... unlike the silicone pad that distorts some from temperature and solvent reaction the sheet doesn't budge! no distortion no nothing!
sorry this last one is out of focus.
I have to go now, i have been BHOmbing the quartz all the way through writing this...
Oil Slick Sheets
Oil Slick Products