Blakemore's Reel Magic

[Ken Neeley]

Is there a less expensive alternative??? Isn't Blakemore's just silicone spray?

 

[Greg Meyer]

Ahhhhhhh....Silicone...it's the marvelous things you can do with it....Oh, never mind....you want to use it on reels and stuff....

 

[Greg Meyer]

I don't exactly know why this cam,e to mind...



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[Bill P]

I've tried regular silicone spray, and it works, but seems to leave more residue on the reel.

 

[Bill P]

wd40 is petroleum distilates, and would probably eat your line, if left on there. I've used wd40, to clean off grease, and old glue residue, and it works great for that, but I woudn't put it on line.

 

[Dan J.]

100% White Silicone is the same. A 21 oz. can is about $4.00, however I have only found it in aerosol form. (CFC's, Aargh!)Check your local auto supply or wholesale supplier.

 

[Buzz Bouvier]

Ken, Mil-comm makes a product for reels and line. There web site is mill-comm.com The product TW-25B is what I use on all my auto slides for my firerms, and I haven't found anything better for them. If there fishing product works as well then you should be happy. I know I'm going to try there fishing product.. Hope this helps..

 

[Buzz Bouvier]

Ken, I added one to many l's to mill. The correct web site is as follows..
http://mil-comm.com