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MrFisha Member
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Hi Guys. Saw Kingfisher Drag Washer and Reel grease (30g) at local tackleshop the other day. In terms of general reel maintenance, etc., is an okish grease to use on Multipliers and Grinders? Thanks |
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Echo7 Senior Member ![]()
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I use CorrosionBlock grease, but the Kingfisher stuff might also be goood also as they have a good reputation in the fishing community. |
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MrFisha Member
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Thanks Echo7 |
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willem wikkel spies Moderator ![]()
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i have serviced many reels with it. no problem at all!! what i did was to move over to a grease that cannot dissolve in water. remember grease base is soap. so i use herschell marine and outdoor grease now. testing it on my equipment. thus salt water will not be able to dissolve the grease and thus lubrication will remain. |
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MrFisha Member
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Thanks Willem, good to know. Will give the Kingfisher grease a go. |
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tackle addiction Member
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Hi all you need is a light coat of the grease onto the drag washers..works great..nice product.. |