Grease for reel gearing

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Donagh
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Grease for reel gearing

#1 Post by Donagh »

What brand of grease do you use when servicing reels.

I had a can of spray on white water proof grease but its now at its end and I can't source anymore. Anyone have any recommendations and where to buy?

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paddyc
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#2 Post by paddyc »

Any DIY shops or garages should stock them, there are quite a few diff brands just make sure you get a fully waterproof grease, penn do a nice one called "i think" Protector Grease, thats spicifcly for reels i got some a few years back or if you want to splash out silicone grese but thats very expencive. Hope this helps.
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Donagh
SAI Megalodon!
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Joined: Mon Sep 29, 2003 10:32 am
Favourite Rod: AA big beach
Favourite Reel: 525 mag original
Favourite Fish: Thornybacks
Location: East Limerick

#3 Post by Donagh »

You just sparked a memory that veals sell a penn grease. Checked the catalogue there now and they sell a 2oz Tub for of "Penn Precision Real Grease" for £4.99.

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almaddy

reel grease

#4 Post by almaddy »

Try liquid grease from rocket fuel it's excellent.
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almaddy

reel grease

#5 Post by almaddy »

Try liquid grease from rocket fuel it's excellent.
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