Moly coating lead bullets

[Capt. Senile]

Can anyone tell me how the Moly sticks to cast lead bullets? Liquid moly I can get but without a magic "binder" (which none of the commercial casters will tell me what that is) it doesn't stick.
I understand why the commercial folks are reluctant to tell, but since I don't buy commercially cast bullets, they're not losing money from me.

Thanks for any help,

The Capt.

[hiram]

I bought from Kano Labs(Kroil) a moly aerosol. It sprayed on, left the bullets on newspaper and it dried. These were jacketed, but I'm sure they would work on lead. The moly is gray in color.

[Wayne Smith]

In the Lyman kit it's tumbled with the bullets and steel pellet media. Its driven into the lead.

[AABEN]

You can buy powder moly at Midway USA. I use my tumbler to lube my bullets. It would be wise to have a extra bole. It is Lyman super moly superfine grade 6 Oz for 22.49. That will last you a life time. A little will go a LONG way. I have some #5 & #9 buck shot in my bole so the bullets will lube better only about 5 min will do good use very little powder.

[detox]

I hear the Lyman Moly boollit lube works verygood, but is dark and messy
http://www.lymanproducts.com/lyman/bullet-casting/super-moly.php