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    For long term storage AG Russell makes a product called no rust. It's a silicon based product. Once applied it lasts forever and gives 100% protection. I've used it for years.
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    I like all of these ideas but don't do the same as any of them myself!

    There are so many options and most if not all of them work well. Go to your local hardware store or sporting goods store and find one of these mentioned. Dry the blade and coat it. Keep it dry while in storage and you will be good to go.

    Be reasonable but don't over think it.
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    Ballistol for me.
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    thanks for all the replies all. Probably just going to go pick up some ballistol from a local store. Have a good week all
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    It really depends on what the length of storage is

    Basically the 1-2 month term is where things change

    Less than that most everything mentioned will work, longer than that then you have to reconsider the WHOLE razor not just the steel

    Oils, grease, many lubes are just NOT designed for long term storage especially when you take the scales into account

    For long term storage look into VCI paper
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