Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: how is this compared to break-free CLP?
Document: After using most recently using Break Free CLP, I decided to try Ballistol from Hickok45's videos. I was impressed. It works a little faster in cleaning then Break Free, but sticks to the firearm much better. It also isn't as thin and the action is smoother. BF CLP is a good CLP, Ballistol is just a step up.
I use this for all sorts of things. I like the smell (kind of like licorice, much better than WD-40 or Break-Free CLP). It's a light lubricant, decent rust remover, and good CLP. I would not let it sit on nickel plating as it can dissolve the copper substrate. If you intend to use it as a copper remover you must let it sit for a long time (it's not as strong as Hoppes 9).
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As so many reviews before, this stuff is great. It is a bit pricey compared to others but it is worth it. The smell bothers my wife, not so much me.
I purchased this can at the recommendation of a friend who uses it for cleaning and protecting his weapons. I like the product, and use either Ballistol or CLP on all my weapons.
This is a great product. It is the only thing I use to clean and lubricate my guns. And, it has so many other uses besides firearms. I hope Amazon Prime or free shipping is offered in the future. The current shipping options cost nearly as much as the item itself.
This product cleans and lubes well but OMG it smells horrible. Everyone who looks at my gun is turned off by the horrible smell. There plenty of other cleaner/lubricants out there that I am sure cleans just as well. I'll give CLP a try.
wish it was a little more cheaper than it is now. with shipping it is a bit expensive when compared to other similar products. and I wonder why this stuff in not available in local hardware shops or sports shops?
Works way better to clean firearms than anything I've ever tried. Used CLP for awhile since its readily available at stores, but not anymore. There's no comparison, Ballistol destroys CLP at cleaning. The only downside, the smell is a little strong. May want to use in garage or outside.
Ballistol is the wonder of the lube protection world. It truly cleans, protects and finishes a multitude of surfaces from gun barrels, bolts, trigger groups and actions to wood and leather.I'm surprised it isn't seen it the big box stores more. Strange that so many put up with such dangerous and smelly products like Hoppes and CLP, when Ballistol works better and is much safer to be around.
Answer: yes