Ballistol information Ballistol is made from medical grade mineral oil, alkaline salts of oleic acid, several alcohols, Benzyl Acetate and oil from vegetable seeds.
The smell comes from medicinal Anethole oil, which is derived from the Anise plant.
Ballistol is biodegradable and non-toxic.
BALLISTOL will not negatively affect plastic materials or paints which are chemically resistant to oils. Specifically BALLISTOL will not adversely affect PVC, high pressure polyethylene's, mipolam, Teflon-derivatives or hostaflon- derivatives. It can be safely applied to the gel coat of fiberglass boats. Caution is recommended with foamed polymers like polyester, foamed rubber or caulking foam.
As a rule of thumb, it may be safely assumed that all plastic materials, polymer, paints, lacquers or varnishes that are chemically neutral toward technical oils will also remain unaffected by BALLISTOL Rubbers that are not resistant against mineral oils may become brittle if exposed to BALLISTOL for an extended period of time and/or under higher than ambient temperatures. If applied thinly Ballistol is suitable for maintaining and cleaning any sort of rubber without damage.
Uses for Ballistol