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Slip 2000
The SLIP 2000 Ultimate Cleaning System 3-Pack puts three essential gun solvents and lubricants in your hands—each in a convenient 2 oz bottle sized for range bags, cleaning kits, or gun safes. Whether you're breaking down a rifle after a hunt, deep-cleaning a suppressed bolt gun, or maintaining a collection through winter storage, this trio handles the full spectrum of firearm maintenance without the fuss of buying full-size bottles you might not need.
The 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser is a water-based solvent that cuts through grease, old Cosmoline, carbon, and grime in one go. It's safe on all common gun materials—aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel—and won't damage plastic furniture, bluing, sealed wood, or rubber components. Use it in an ultrasonic cleaner (manufacturer approval recommended), soak your parts, or apply by hand. Carbon Killer tackles the harder job: burnt-on fouling that brushes alone won't budge. Soak a bolt face, cylinder, action, or muzzle brake for 5 to 15 minutes, then wipe or brush it clean. It works on bores too, stripping carbon, lead, and plastic wad residue. The solvent is reusable—stored right, it stays effective across multiple cleaning sessions. Both cleaners contain no hazardous chemicals, are nonflammable, and biodegradable.
Gun Lube rounds out the system with a synthetic lubricant engineered for extremes. It stays fluid in subzero conditions (won't freeze even at -110°F) and won't thin or burn off in heat up to 1,250°F. It doesn't attract dust or sand, sheds moisture, and penetrates the microscopic pores of steel to create a tenacious film that resists fouling. No petroleum distillates or conventional oil—just modern chemistry designed to keep your gun reliable in the field, the truck, or the safe.
| Brand | SLIP 2000 |
| Product | Ultimate Cleaning System 3-Pack |
| Bottle Size | 2 fl. oz. each |
| Contents | 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser, Carbon Killer, Gun Lube |
| Gun Lube Temperature Range | -110°F to +1,250°F |
| Cleaner Type | Water-based solvent |
| Safe on Materials | Aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, plastic, bluing, sealed wood, rubber |
| Chemical Composition | No petroleum distillates or conventional oil (Gun Lube) |
| Hazard Classification | Nonflammable, non-hazardous, biodegradable |
Soak the fouled part—bolt, cylinder, action, or muzzle brake—in Carbon Killer for 5 to 15 minutes. The solvent dissolves burnt-on residue so you can wipe or brush it clean without heavy scrubbing. It also works in bores to remove carbon, lead, and plastic wad fouling.
The 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser can be used in ultrasonic cleaners, but check your ultrasonic manufacturer's guidance first to confirm compatibility with your specific unit.
Carbon Killer is reusable. When stored properly, it maintains its strength through multiple cleaning sessions, so you get more value from the bottle.
Yes. Gun Lube stays fluid in subzero conditions (won't freeze at -110°F) and won't evaporate or burn off in extreme heat up to 1,250°F, making it reliable in harsh field conditions.
Slip 2000
The SLIP 2000 Ultimate Cleaning System 3-Pack puts three essential gun solvents and lubricants in your hands—each in a convenient 2 oz bottle sized for range bags, cleaning kits, or gun safes. Whether you're breaking down a rifle after a hunt, deep-cleaning a suppressed bolt gun, or maintaining a collection through winter storage, this trio handles the full spectrum of firearm maintenance without the fuss of buying full-size bottles you might not need.
The 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser is a water-based solvent that cuts through grease, old Cosmoline, carbon, and grime in one go. It's safe on all common gun materials—aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel—and won't damage plastic furniture, bluing, sealed wood, or rubber components. Use it in an ultrasonic cleaner (manufacturer approval recommended), soak your parts, or apply by hand. Carbon Killer tackles the harder job: burnt-on fouling that brushes alone won't budge. Soak a bolt face, cylinder, action, or muzzle brake for 5 to 15 minutes, then wipe or brush it clean. It works on bores too, stripping carbon, lead, and plastic wad residue. The solvent is reusable—stored right, it stays effective across multiple cleaning sessions. Both cleaners contain no hazardous chemicals, are nonflammable, and biodegradable.
Gun Lube rounds out the system with a synthetic lubricant engineered for extremes. It stays fluid in subzero conditions (won't freeze even at -110°F) and won't thin or burn off in heat up to 1,250°F. It doesn't attract dust or sand, sheds moisture, and penetrates the microscopic pores of steel to create a tenacious film that resists fouling. No petroleum distillates or conventional oil—just modern chemistry designed to keep your gun reliable in the field, the truck, or the safe.
| Brand | SLIP 2000 |
| Product | Ultimate Cleaning System 3-Pack |
| Bottle Size | 2 fl. oz. each |
| Contents | 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser, Carbon Killer, Gun Lube |
| Gun Lube Temperature Range | -110°F to +1,250°F |
| Cleaner Type | Water-based solvent |
| Safe on Materials | Aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, plastic, bluing, sealed wood, rubber |
| Chemical Composition | No petroleum distillates or conventional oil (Gun Lube) |
| Hazard Classification | Nonflammable, non-hazardous, biodegradable |
Soak the fouled part—bolt, cylinder, action, or muzzle brake—in Carbon Killer for 5 to 15 minutes. The solvent dissolves burnt-on residue so you can wipe or brush it clean without heavy scrubbing. It also works in bores to remove carbon, lead, and plastic wad fouling.
The 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser can be used in ultrasonic cleaners, but check your ultrasonic manufacturer's guidance first to confirm compatibility with your specific unit.
Carbon Killer is reusable. When stored properly, it maintains its strength through multiple cleaning sessions, so you get more value from the bottle.
Yes. Gun Lube stays fluid in subzero conditions (won't freeze at -110°F) and won't evaporate or burn off in extreme heat up to 1,250°F, making it reliable in harsh field conditions.
