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9th December 08, 11:55 AM
#36
 Originally Posted by PiobBear
Speaking of oil, I prefer something a bit heavier than WD40, which will evaporate completely in a few days. Nothing really beats good old LSA. Also, don't keep your carbon blades in their scabbards; the steel will condense moisture and rust. If not on display, wrap them in an oiled cloth for storage.
This is excellent advice-- any light weight oil (3-in-1 Oil, Hoppe's Gun Oil, etc.) will keep the rust at bay. For storage purposes wrapping the blade in brown paper works as well as cloth. If swords/dirks are on display (or are frequently handled) waxing the blade will offer more protection than oil.
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