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I got a new dive knife, and even after I rinsing, it still shows signs of rust. Is that common, It's a Creasi Alligator?
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It is common if its stainless steel. Lubricate with a silicone spray after washing or get a titanium knife. Salt water is a killer,
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And, you can remove the rust with CLR or Barkeepers friend.
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yes Titanium is the way to go! I also have a stainless steel knife and it also has some little rust spots...
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I use rust kill, then rinse, when it's good and dry I coat with Dow Corning 111 silicone. It's good for a couple dives. Then only have to touch it up every now and then.
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