KPL Knife Oil

Amazing stuff for intended purpose. If you know you know

This stuff is amazing and the needle applicator is perfect way to apply this oil. I just wish they sold all their products on Amazon. Gotta say for real world application, this is a real bonus for Leathermade multitools. Generally, the excellent workmanship of a Leatherman tool can arrive ‘stiff’. Can take a while, for some a long while to break in and have the moving mechanisms not feel so tight as they are. Well, I have a couple of Leatherman pieces I purchased as back ups and are not in daily use scenarios. They will likely always remain stiff without regular use.. I used the KPL oil on both my Arc and Surge and applied in all the cracks of moving areas where there was friction. I worked them in by using the knives and all functions, then put them away for three days. When I picked them up again, wow. I really didn’t think the difference would be so big, but it was. Both knives move with buttery smooth action so differently that they feel like different knives. Especially the Arc. It’s just a joy to use as it moves so differently than before I oiled it with KPL. If ya ever wished your Leathermans were more fluid and less stiff in movement, then consider getting this oil for them. I highly doubt you’ll regret it once you feel the upgraded action of these multi-tools. Highly recommended.

This is the right way to lubricate a knife pivot. I was using mineral oil thinned with mineral spirits, and it worked fine, for a while. I only bought the KPL out of curiosity, and to get the needle-nozzle bottle it comes in. So I disassembled my edc, cleaned out the dirt and oil, and reassembled. Then I put a drop of kpl at each bearing, and where the lock-bar meets the blade. It works as good as my old oil (the action couldn't be any better), but it seems to stay put better. I didn't have to wipe away any excess oil, and there is still (after a week of use) a visible bead of oil near the lock bar. It doesn't just work well for pivots, but also any other places on the knife where metal slides against metal under pressure, such as lock-bar or lock face, or the detent ball, the dimple it rests in, and the track it rides. Lubricating these areas can help keep your detent snappy, your lock-up strong, and your action even smoother. It will also reduce wear on these areas from consistent usage (for those who like to fidget). This stuff stays in place so much better than other oils I've used. It works better on the non-pivot points than my other oils. As a bonus, it has almost no smell, and the light smell that it does have is actually pleasant. It seems pricey for a tiny bottle of oil, but consider these things: -It has a needle-nozzle for extremely accurate application (none wasted. I've oiled about 10 knives and the bottle still looks exactly the same) -It stays where you put it (long lasting). -It may actually help preserve the life of your knife parts. With these factors I expect this bottle to last a very long time, and save my knives some wear, so it was definitely worth it.

Bought this for my balisong. Didn't realise how well it worked till I used it. Got rid of the clacking noise and the balisong is buttery smooth!!!! Thoroughly recommend 👌

Works great, should be $10 cheaper