What oil for FRN?

[CMSpeedy]

I was thinking about using Mineral Oil or Mobil One. Which is recommended for FRN spyderco's. Some will get on the FRN and I don't want it to melt.

 

[JD Mandrell]

I've used Rem-Oil for years on FRN handles and it's never hurt them yet.

 

[ahgar]

I've used Break Free clp for years and have had no problems. just put a couple of drops on,work action a couple of times, and wipe off excess. never had any problems with any of my spydercos. later, ahgar

 

[Cougar Allen]

 

[rifon2]

I've used Tuf-Glide, FP-10 & Militec without any problem.

(Not all at the same time...! )

 

[bladeprince]

I'm not as knowledgable as many on the forum but I use an oil called "Tri-Flow". It's made for bicycle chains and has Tefon in it. I think it works great.

 

[yoda4561]

Fear not, FRN is for all intents impervious to any cleaning/lubrication products I've used, from 1,1,1 Trichlor.... thene(old gunscrubber, very vicious on many plastics) to castrol superclean to transmission fluid, nothing has hurt it yet.

 

[Joe-Dirt]

I've used just good old standard mineral oil on all my knives for over a year now. I tried Miltec-1 and a couple other ones and just wasn't too impressed. The same stuff that you can drink as a laxitive (if needed) is perfect for knife lube.

Plus it will not get rancid like vegetable oil. :thumbup:

I use mineral oil on all my FRN Spydies as well as my BM Axis locks, and my Buck 110, and Kershaws also.