You'll be amazed at how good it works...thanks for watching!

@PrecisionAirsoft ... You'll be happy with those, both are great cans! I just bought another Obsidian 45 today, along with a few others. ;)

@Terry-hl5eo ... That's excellent, I'm glad that it helped you out. I don't believe that grease will hurt any kind of metal, so it should be fine on any of the baffles and pistons you have. I have titanium, stainless, and aluminum baffles, and I use it on all of them. I consider it a must on the aluminum baffles because there's really no other way to clean them easily without doing damage to them or the finish. You should pick up an ultrasonic cleaner for the stainless and titanium baffles. If you have that grease on your baffles, then all of the carbon and gunk will fall right off in the ultrasonic, and you probably won't even have to use the shop towels on those. You'll still have to use the shop towels on the aluminum baffles since you can't put those in the ultrasonic cleaner. That's what I do... I put all my stainless and titanium baffles in the ultrasonic and turn it on, and by the time I'm done cleaning the aluminum baffles with a shop rag, the stainless and titanuim baffles are done and come out of the cleaner looking like new. Thanks for watching!

@rickalexander2801 ... Absolutely, put the grease on the baffles before the first use. After you put 200-300 rounds through it, when you run the baffles through the ultrasonic cleaner, all the gunk comes right off and will still look brand new, then you can re-apply the grease and be ready for the next use. I'm doing a little experiment now with my Obsidian 45 to find out how long the grease will last. I greased mine up, and I've used it on about 5 range trips so far, so it's probably got about 500 rounds through it since the last cleaning. I opened it up and ran my finger over the first baffle, and the carbon still wiped right off...so it seems to stay on there for a while. But keep in mind, I haven't done any fast mag dumps and I usually let my suppressors cool down a bit after I put a few mags through them. Glad the video help you out, and thanks for watching!

@BafflingBS ... Glad the video was useful! I haven't tried the red Mobil 1 grease, but it would definitely be worth a shot. You'll know right away if it'll work or not...if it smokes heavily, then it's burning off and won't last long enough to protect the baffles. But if it doesn't smoke, then run about 100 rounds and pull the thread cap/piston out and see if the carbon wipes off the blast baffle easily. Titanium should be the same...several of my cans have titanium baffles and I clean them the same as the stainless baffles. I just bought another Omega 36M and Obsidian 45, along with a Hybrid 46M, Surge 762, and an Alaskan 360ti as well. Thanks for watching!

@bobbymattull1711 ... Thanks, I will pick some up. How is it on aluminum and anodizing?

@ThePatriotParadox ... I don't have any dedicated suppressors for a 5.56, so I really can't tell you what would be the best. Check out pewscience.com/ and see which cans rank the best for 5.56. Then you can see what baffle design and material construction those best ranking suppressors use. A 14.5" should be pretty much the same as a 16", as far as suppressor performance.

@@jujuscustomshop thanks man

@yotatech ... Thanks! And yeah, I clean all the baffles on the Banish 45 by hand. I have never put those in the ultrasonic, but it's fine to clean the pistons and spring with it. The grease makes it so easy, you'll be amazed.

@@jujuscustomshop thanks. So I will skip getting the ultrasound cleaner, and maybe get some of the purple Simple Green and presoak the aluminum baffles for awhile before cleaning that brake grease off. If I soak them in a pan, can you do straight Simple Green, or should I dilute it some? I should have my suppressor in three weeks or so. First thing I will do is apply that grease inside and out on the baffles. First suppressor, looking forward to it, it is going on a CMMG Banshee and a Stribog SP9A1, both 9mm. And may try it on my Sig P365XL and SIG P322 also.

@@yotatech ... you're gonna love it. It's a great suppressor, just wish they'd have gone with stainless baffles instead. Should be a great match for the hosts you have. I'd just fill a pan with the hottest water you can get from your faucet, give it a couple splashes of whatever cleaning solution you like, and you should be good...or throw them in a small bucket of hot water and solution, then you can use a toothbrush to scrub them down in the water. You really don't need much cleaning solution when you're using the grease. Let me know how it works out for you. I just bought a few more cans myself, so hopefully the wait won't be too bad. 😅

@@jujuscustomshop thanks again. Yes, wait times are down, I just ordered it last Wednesday, and a free T shirt and fingerprint cards showed up Saturday, and those went out back to them this morning. So I am hoping by mid May at the latest.

@alaska1andy959 ... CRC 05361 Silaramic Brake System Grease

Thanks for the video I just got my first one put about three hundred rounds through it opened it up and was like hmmm I wonder how you clean this thing.