SPG sells a small tin of their lube advertised just for this purpose  as well as a patch lube.  I would think any soft salve like bullet lube would work.  I have heard Eley used a tallow based lube, and some Lapua rounds are so slick it feels like silicone.

I haven't tried this with OM-1 or anything of the same class, but for general shooting I've used this technique with good results:

Tumble cartridges for about an hour in ground walnut shells (the kind they sell at pet stores as "reptile bedding").  Use a vibrating tumbler.

Wipe them clean and stand them in the kind of plastic RF ammo box inserts/trays (see below)

Dip them in melted lube and stand them on newspaper to cool.  I use Darr lube but most anything that melts is fine.

I get slightly better accuracy if I wipe the nose of the bullet off a bit (or maybe it just seems that way to me).

If you have or can borrow one, run them up into a Neal Walz (sp?P) sizing die - the kind that puts an Eley nose on the bullet which definately improves accuracy.

The bullets on the RF ammo I processed was corroded and I tumbled them to remove that, which probably reduced the diameter a bit.  Hence the Waltz die.

The instructions that came with my die don't say anything about not sizing match ammo.  They do say "I suggest you use WOLF AMMUNITION, you will be surprised at the accuracy it delivers."

I have used the die on Wolf Match Extra but it didn't seem to improve the accuracy any, and WME works really well in my bench gun.  it has a Doug Knoell tight, match chamber.   

Finally, I don't see how running any .22 ammo into the die - match grade or bulk cheap stuff - would keep the match stuff from chambering while allowing the "garden variety" to chamber properly, regardless of how tight the chamber is.   

The die is made to increase the diameter to .225 on whatever you run into it.