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Craig Shira




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PostPosted: Sun 01 Mar, 2009 4:41 pm    Post subject: Caring For a Wire Grip         Reply with quote

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Hi all.

I have read of the many ways to care for a sword blade (from WD-40 to machine oil to gun grease); however, when I did a cursory search for the care of a sword with a wire grip in the forum archive, I didn't come across anything. So, I ask what methods have worked for you when maintaining a sword/rapier with an elaborate wire grip. Mine is a A&A Gustav Vasa rapier and I'd hate to see rust get in all the little nooks and crannies in that grip.

Thanks for your suggestions.

(Craig)

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Bill Love





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PostPosted: Sun 01 Mar, 2009 5:56 pm    Post subject: Wire Grip         Reply with quote

Put some Break-Free gun oil on a cleaning patch or paper towel, work it well into the wire and then wipe off the excess. It's a cleaner-lube-preservative and it'll keep the rust away if you reapply it occasionally.
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