I have a big Crobin press and had swage a lot of .58 Minie Balls for an upcoming shoot. When I initally ordered the outfit from Corbin, I ordered a bottle of swaging lube from them.
Well, on that day I had to swage several hundred Minie Balls; I found I was completely out of the commercial swaging lube. In desperation, I raided the wife's kitchen and grabbed a can of that spray on, generic "No Stick" frying pan spray. (This is the stuff she sprays into a frying pan before cooking something in the pan.)
Well, I had my cores all laid out in a big tray down in the shop, I sprayed them LIGHTLY with the "No Stick" spray and then rolled them around with my hand a bit in the pan to distribute the No Stick "lube" evenly before it dried.
Then I started swaging. [This "Spray On" method beats the heck out of rolling EACH & EVERY CORE over a pad with commercial lube in it to "lube" every core. Needless to say, the "Spary On" feature is lightning fast compared to the old way I had been doing things!]
The No Stick "lube" worked wonderfully. No stuck bullets in the die and even my hollow points were coming out perfect. (Sometimes, with commercial lube, the buildup of lube in the nose portion of the die would cause a "hydraulic effect," preventing the hollow point nose from filling out properly.) Then it would be necessary to clean out the excess lube in the nose of the die.
This "lube build up" problem does not even exist with the "No Stick" kitchen spray! So, I am very happy with my cheap, generic, kitchen "No Stick" swaging spray!