Best knife treatment/lube anti-corrosion

[RRTX2007]

I've been soaking my blades in Eezox, my favorite firearm dry lube. The blades are silky smooth and polished once the Eezox bakes (dries) off and seemingly impervious to rust/corrosion. Dry lubes are my favorite for knives. What's yours?

 

[Josh K]

Sentry's Tuf-Cloth / Tuf-Glide. :thumbup:

 

[RRTX2007]

Mmmm, just checked out the tuf-cloth/lube. It looks like a great product. I'm a firm believer in the syn dry lubes.

 

[einsteinjon]

Sentry's Tuf-Cloth / Tuf-Glide. :thumbup:

Ditto. If you're going to be using it a fair amount, definitely go with the 8 oz. bottle, Tuf-Cloth, and 1/2 oz. applicator bottle.

 

[RRTX2007]

I was big on militec and breakfree while deployed overseas but have found the dry lubes to be superior when stored/mildly used. I love the dry lubes, especially on my stainless and synthetic firearms. It's all they need... light coating once every few months.

 

[gunmike1]

I like my Tuf Glide, but I got a free bottle of Benchmade Blie Lube with my Rift a couple weeks ago and that Blue Lube is really impressing me. It seems smoother than Tuf Glide, though I do like the needle applicator on the Tuf Glide better. I can't comment on a comparison of corrosion protection between the two, but niether has left any corrosion when I applied it for protection.

Mike

 

[hunterfisher808]

I recently started using Corrosion X, and it is super! I used to use CLP but the Corrosion X is a lot more viscous so it stays put longer. For grease I use Super Lube. The humid+salt air climate here in the islands will put the test to any anti corrosion lubes. Especially on your fishing/hunting gear.

 

[Ankerson]

I just use good old 3-in-1 oil.