He's mixing/using a modified version of BLL, made with 45-45-10 instead of Alox.
BLL or Ben's Liquid Lube
Instead of using a 60/40 Alox to Johnson's Liquid Floor Wax Ratio to make BLL...
He is using a 70/30 ratio of 45-45-10, to Johnson's Liquid Floor Wax.
Making it this way adds a some Carnauba wax (from the JPW) to the BLL. A few others have speculated about adding Carnauba wax to BLL. I had considered melting some Carnauba flakes into some Alox with heat, but doing it this way seemed much simpler.
I use the same modified BLL recipe, (made with 45-45-10) and a few others do as well. It dries a little faster, and harder due to the Carnauba, leaving a somewhat thinner coat than regular 45-45-10 lube alone does.
The modified recipe works much like regular BLL does. It's also handy if you don't have any Alox, but do have a jug of White Label Lubes 45-45-10.
It's been mentioned before, a couple of times on the forum.
How Much Lube
I should also mention that I didn't come up with the ratio on my own, I use the same ratio that others here have suggested worked.
A few drops of this modified version of BLL works well for me with 38/357, 44 and 45 caliber Handgun cartridges so far. As good as 45-45-10, possibly even a little better. Bore is left shiny, no leading, and it seems to smoke even less due to the thinness of the coating.
Hopefully when the weather warms up some, I'll be able to test it even more. Yes, 45-45-10 works just fine by itself. But if no one ever bothered to experiment with things, we'd still be using straight Alox, and wouldn't even have Recluse's 45-45-10, or Ben's BLL lube as other options to use.
- Bullwolf