folding knife care

FOLDING KNIFE CARE Caring for your foldingchoice but not the best choice. If you are
knife properly can ensure it to last fromlubricating a lockblade's internal parts then use
generation to generation. Our folding knives are3-in-one. Another good product for folding knives
made to provide years of reliable service. Likeis Remingtons Dri-Lube. It applies as a very thin
most equipment, knives need a little care. Herecoat, but lasts longer than WD-40. Never apply
are a few tips to help you get lasting servicemore than a few drops of oil to any folding knife.
from your knife. Oil any moving parts or joints toIf you are working with a folding knife, apply oil
a knife periodically to ensure longevity. Avoidand work the folding mechanism at least fifteen
letting any blade get wet as this will causetimes to work the oil into the joints. Discoloration
corrosion. Wood handles can be cared for with oilon stainless steel does not occur easily.
or furniture polish. If your blade is composed ofDiscoloration should be regarded as rust waiting to
carbon spring steel, then use a baking soda andhappen and should be cleaned immediately. Rust
water solution to clean it. If you have a stainlesshas a reddish-brown color and will eat pits into
steel blade, use dish soap or water. Stainless steelyour blade and contaminate what you cut.
is much more susceptible to fingerprints thanCleaning, polishing and lubricating helps the
carbon and should therefore be cared for on aperformance, safety and longevity of your folding
regular basis. Try not to touch the blade withknife. In summary, taking care of your folding
your fingers too much. If you do, then clean theknife will ensure that your knife lasts from
folding knife after use. Fingerprints are very acidicgeneration to generation. Follow these simple
and can leave permanent stains if left uncleancleaning and lubricating techniques and your small
over time. When choosing an oil, WD-40 is a goodinvestment will be protected.