Quantum® Hot Sauce™ Reel Grease
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Hydrophobic formula forces water away to prevent corrosion and structural breakdown. Hot Sauce Reel Grease will not deteriorate due to heat and wear. This reel grease is formulated with super-low friction polymers that bond to all metal parts to ensure optimum performance for the life of your fishing reel.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SkeeterZX200 After Cleaning Must
This stuff is great for lubricating internal reel gears after cleaning to keep gears turning smoothly
December 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by jbilyeu hot sauce
i use this on my reels and the sauce allows my reels to cast fast and far only drawback is the oil wears out faster then normal reel oils, also when water get to the oild the oil will gunk up and loose its affectiveness.
July 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BjBnet Been using it for years
You may think it's expensive, but it goes a long way. You don't need much in a real. Everyone here noted everything worthwhile mentioning. Pair this up with the oil and you're all set. I love the oil for squeaky handles...
July 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by sierrafishing Good stuff
This grease is good quality and seems to resist washout better than other greases I've used. The color makes it easy to see but did bleed color out on a white colored reel I own although I have not experienced this problem with any of my other reels.
I continue to use this grease on all of my reels and it works as well as any grease I have used.
July 7, 2012
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Will this grease also help protect against salt for saltwater fishing?
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Yes it does help protect against water including saltwater.Details:
I was wondering what the difference between this and the oil was and when you would use this instead of the oil. Any help would be appreciated. :)Answers
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Oil should be used for bearings, whereas grease is used for gears. Do not mix the two, and do not put oil on the gears, as it will not provide the same protection. Grease will help protect your bearings from water, which can begin to rust the bearings.
Top 10 Contributor
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This is the grease witch is mainly for the gears. The oil is for the bearings and other pivot spotsA:
I would only use the the grease on bearings and gears and use the oil for other moviing parts. Use small amounts ONLY.
Top 500 Contributor
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The grease is better for moving parts like gears that have more contact with each other and move slower. The oil is better for bearings and spool shafts beacuse they need to be able to spin freely and have minimal drag on them for better performance.
Top 50 Contributor
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Your reel has places that need a light lubricant, which would be oil, and other areas that require grease. This product would be used where the gease is to be used. I would take a look at your owners manual which shows both,online to manufactuers site, or take it to your local sporting goods store to show you which goes where.
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The grease is used to pack around the gears if you fish fresh water you can go six months or more before you need to regrease the gears, salt water every month or two. All of this is based on how much you fish. The oil is for the bearings go light on the oil. Too much oil will cause drag, and will leak out of your real making it tough to hang on to.
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Make sure that the grease is used only on the main gear and the worm gear. Apply it sparingly as it does not take much. Use oil on all bearings and apply sparingly also. Just a drop will go a long way.A:
Use grease on the gears,it's thick so it wont runoff the gears when you turn the handle! Use the oil on the bearings and the spool shaft, it's lighter, it will not slow the action of the bearing and is a lot easier to lube bearings whit the oil than with grease!1 of 1
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