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Will this work? reelmech maybe.

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in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Go to Walmart & go to the automotive area.  Look for a can of CRC silicone spray.  It's similar to Reel Magic, but it's not food grade silicone spray.  It cost $1.99 & works just as well as Reel Magic.  I've used it on my mono lines w/o no problems of the lines getting brittle or anything.

Save yourself the shipping cost of that other silicone spray & take a trip to Walmart.

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    :o  Personally I don't care what you use on your line.

    Just keep it all out of the reel/s.....

    Good Luck & Tight Lines!!!!  

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    Maybe I wasn't clear in my first post. I already bought this stuff. I just used that link to show what it was. Sorry for the confusion.

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