tuff cloth question

[floyd the barber]

I realize it is probably unnecessary to do so but is there any reason NOT to use a tuff cloth cloth on a sebebnza. I have it so I figure why not use it, but I thought I would ask for info first.

 

[rolexkid]

i use the marine tuf-cloth.. use it on all my knives and firearms, i think it's great!!

 

[artistblacksmith]

Use away, great product. I prefer tuf-glide for lubing my folders since it leaves a dry protective layer that does not attract dirt. I would say it is probably not necessary to use the cloth since your blade is stainless, but it definately won't hurt anything.

 

[ceriksson]

I love the tuff cloths, also make excellent rags when the stuff dries out. I also use tuff glide in all my folders. works awesome, especially on really old folders that you thought were no good anymore... Just a few drops of the stuff and they feel good as new.

Now, tuff cloth is a good protectant, which IMO isn't as necessary on the sebenza with S30V, which has excellent corrosion resistance. It really can't hurt. The cloth is really great on the A2, one piece knives which have a little lower chromium content.

 

[Morrow]

I use it regardless of the steel just because I love the smell.

 

[Haze]

Iv been using tuff-cloth on my Seb. for ages with no problems at all :thumbup:

 

[T.K.C.]

I use the Marine Tuf cloth on my knives, but boy does it stink!! :barf: