multi use sauce you say ?

[Ketchn]

Some think I lost a few marbles in the marbles game ...might be so
But even a crazy might be smart as my dad taught me years ago .
SLAB SAUCE isn't just good for putting on baits !
I use it as a multi purpose lube on a few different things and as a scent cover as well .
a quick spritz on a rusty bolt will make it much easier to turn and if its on a hunting or fishing related item its less likely to scent spook critters .
I also use a quick spritz on hands or fingers that have become possibly fouled by a scent I think might cause a negative reaction when I visit the water .
and it will also help well with the removal of petroleum based products that get on your hands in a pinch .
So keep in mind its fairly subtle on the human nose as scent items go in my opinion ,but as an multi use outdoor lube/scent item its a pretty good idea to have a bottle or 3 around .
…..the things I might do I tell ya

[SuperDave336]

Crazy smart you are!!!

[Barnacle Bill]

Why not? Look at WD-40. The spray, composed of various hydrocarbons, was originally designed to be used by Convair to protect the outer skin of the Atlas missile from rust and corrosion. Today it is used from everything from cleaning toilets to fish attractant.

[DockShootinJack]

Works good as a cologne for those hard to get outdoorsy girls also

["G"]

Slab Sauce will stop a squeaky boat seat from squeeking

["G"]

It will also free up a sticking line counter reel reset button

[CrappiePappy]

Why not? Look at WD-40. The spray, composed of various hydrocarbons, was originally designed to be used by Convair to protect the outer skin of the Atlas missile from rust and corrosion. Today it is used from everything from cleaning toilets to fish attractant.

The WD-40 company put out a disclaimer (years ago) stating that they do not condone the use of their product as a "fish attractant".

Rumor got out that it contained "fish oil" and that got the "attractant" use started. It has no such ingredient, but is basically petroleum based with benzene solvents according to the MSDS.

[Barnacle Bill]

The WD-40 company put out a disclaimer (years ago) stating that they do not condone the use of their product as a "fish attractant".

Rumor got out that it contained "fish oil" and that got the "attractant" use started. It has no such ingredient, but is basically petroleum based with benzene solvents according to the MSDS.

I've heard about that but I also know a couple bass fishermen that swear by it. That was several years ago.

[etexbasser]

Works good as a cologne for those hard to get outdoorsy girls also

Now that’s funny right there. But true.


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[murdok]

It will also free up a sticking line counter reel reset button

don't forget it lowers cholesterol as well. dont taste too good but it will.