Rodico Premium

[mikepilk]

I just got some Rodico Premium, according to Cousins : 

"Rodico premium a product that has been approved by most watch brands".

Does this mean that it's allowed to be used in their workshops, unlike Rodico blue ?

Anyone notice any difference with using it?

 

[nickelsilver]

I found it's stickier, and leaves more residue than regular Rodico. I have a bunch a watchmaker friend gave me as he bought it but hates it. I use it for cleaning chips off work in the lathe, nothing else (and the regular is better for that too!). I don't know what Bergeon was smoking when they called it premium or what drugs they gave to the brands who supposedly approve of it.

[RichardHarris123]

4 minutes ago, nickelsilver said:

I found it's stickier, and leaves more residue than regular Rodico. I have a bunch a watchmaker friend gave me as he bought it but hates it. I use it for cleaning chips off work in the lathe, nothing else (and the regular is better for that too!). I don't know what Bergeon was smoking when they called it premium or what drugs they gave to the brands who supposedly approve of it.

Maybe smoking Rodico. Hehe 

[mikepilk]

2 minutes ago, nickelsilver said:

I found it's stickier, and leaves more residue than regular Rodico. I have a bunch a watchmaker friend gave me as he bought it but hates it. I use it for cleaning chips off work in the lathe, nothing else (and the regular is better for that too!). I don't know what Bergeon was smoking when they called it premium or what drugs they gave to the brands who supposedly approve of it.

It's a con !!  Convinced me to buy it. It does feel a bit stickier. I'll stick ()  to the regular stuff. 

[tomh207]

‘Cos they can add more bergeon tax to it for being premium.

 

Tom

[RichardHarris123]

Probably a stupid question but what's the difference between Rodico and blue tack/ white tack. Blue tack is stickier than white tack but white tack doesn't leave a residue.