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Re: pinch roller conditioner drying time??

Posted by Doc B. (M) on March 24, 2007 at 08:10:55

In Reply to: Re: pinch roller conditioner drying time?? posted by ironbut on March 23, 2007 at 17:21:03:

I'm not so sure conditioner and non-slip are the same. I have an old bottle of non slip that is sticky fluid that makes slippery rollers sticky again by coating them. Conditioner is usually supposed to help clean off any oxidized, hardened rubber and get the rubber itself to be a little softer and more grippy.

I'll add to the confusion by suggesting to try a little 409 and light scrubbing with a terrycloth rag for pinch rollers. Seems to work wonders for them and dries quickly.

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