Rust Protection Oil

Using Rust Protection Oil on tools like pruners and scissors is an effective way to extend their lifespan and keep them in good condition.

The oil creates a thin film on the tool's metal, acting as a barrier against moisture and oxygen. Since rust occurs when metal comes into contact with moisture and oxygen, the oil helps block this process and prevents corrosion.

Especially when using pruners to cut plants or branches, sap and other plant fluids can stick to the blades and make them sticky. The oil helps prevent these materials from sticking easily, making the pruner work more efficiently and easier to clean.

By regularly lubricating tools with the oil, you prevent rust formation and ensure they stay sharp and function smoothly for longer.

Step-by-step Guide to Care for Your Pruner & Scissors:

Use Rust Remover to clean the rust and dirt from the blade surface.

Start by gently scrubbing off dirt following the shape and direction of the blade.

Then use a Sharpening Stone at a fixed angle to sharpen the top of the blade, making it sharp again. Wet the stone in water for about 15 minutes before use.

Ensure the pruner is completely dry before applying oil. Moisture can lead to rust, so it's important that all parts, especially joints and hinges, are dry.

Apply Rust Protection Oil directly to the pruner's joints and hinges. This helps keep the mechanism smooth and prevents the metal from wearing out or rusting.

After lubricating all parts, use a dry cloth to wipe off excess oil. Leave only a thin oily film on the pruner for rust protection.

Store the pruner in a dry place, preferably in a case or hung where it’s not exposed to moisture. This further reduces the risk of rust.

Maintenance: You should repeat the process regularly, especially if you use the pruner often or work in moist environments. By lubricating and cleaning regularly, you'll keep your pruner in good condition and prevent rusting and wear.