RAT Knife Care

[Exotica]

What's a good oil to use that will prevent rust?

Tuf-Glide/Tuf-Cloth
Flitz
WD-40
?


What works best?

 

[iggyd]

I use Rem Oil.

 

[KuRUpTD]

If you're gonna use the knife for food prep mineral oil is the way to go , otherwise the one's listed are fine.

 

[lukacsmihaly]

WD 40 and Balllistol

 

[texastonydobbs]

If you're gonna use the knife for food prep mineral oil is the way to go , otherwise the one's listed are fine.

100% agree :thumbup:

 

[kta2402]

Stripper Pole Oil, does that work ?

 

[Cuts]

Stripper Pole Oil, does that work ?

Depends what your using it for..........are you polishing or................

 

[crowdog]

And the thread goes down hill.....

 

[Longknife3]

And the thread goes down hill.....

HAHAHA!! perfect timing crowdog:thumbup:

 

[Cuts]

And the thread goes down hill.....

Must be referring to me.......not my intention My apologies!!!


I use Remington Rem-DriLube for my knives and guns.......seems to work well............

 

[snwbrdr202]

Mineral oil is cheap, safe, and works just as effectively as other synthetic lubricants...at least from my experience!

 

[Jayrock]

Mineral oil is cheap, safe, and works just as effectively as other synthetic lubricants...at least from my experience!

Plus it is a good laxative. I have a tiny bottle in my PSK.

 

[knerd]

It works wonders. :thumbup:



...On a serious note, Rem oil works fine. It's cheap, lasts for a while, and does a good job.

 

[PayetteRucker]

I use Smith's honing oil, works like a charm. I've used th same bottle for two years and it's not half gone.

 

[Exotica]

I've always used 3-In-One because it cheap and available everywhere, will probably continue to use then.

 

[El Gringo]

WD 40 and Balllistol

I'm a Ballistol fan also.:thumbup:

 

[mainewoods]

it works wonders. :thumbup:



...on a serious note, rem oil works fine. It's cheap, lasts for a while, and does a good job.

oh yes it works :d

 

[kta2402]

Up here in Canada I use Hoppe's 9 gun oil in a little spray bottle, works great, Rem-Oil is a pain in the but to find.

I have already used Engine oil to lubricate a blade for storing will going on seashore, but bad idea, you think twice before using this knife at the kitchen after.