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Quantum hot sauce and cold weather

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  • Super User

Does anyone else notice that the hot sauce seems to get gummy in cold weather?  Seems like I notice some difference in the reel when the weather gets cold.

  • Super User

It does, it gets really thick and gummy in cold and spreads too thin when hot

do you have a "go-to" all around oil? 

Not too thin, not too thick.....?

  • Super User

I'm positive they're talking about grease, not oil.  Shimano Permalub, cut with a few drops of Bantam Oil is great for sub freezing grease on gears, and crank/handle/pinion support bearings.  Any light reel oil like Bantam, Reel Mech., Daiwa, etc. works fine for spool bearings.

tt had a big write up on it

this it a few at different temps

Lube....Viscosity (cP) @ 38F.........@78F........@ 98F (cP)

Yellow RF ........................285..............59..............35

3-In-1 Oil.........................161....... ......40..............20

Quantum Hot Sauce........100..............25..............16

linky

http://www.tackletour.net/TTForums/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=29216&p=280276&hilit=quantum+hot#p280276

neat stuff

  • Super User
do you have a "go-to" all around oil?

Not too thin, not too thick.....?

My point is they all do, hot sauce is a good lube, never had a problem.  I use reel butter now and like it but that's cause that's what was available when I needed it.

Big Quantum fan here but I can't stand the hot sauce. I used to use it when it first came out but once winter came, I found it gummed up real bad for me (even after a fresh cleaning and re-lube. I've switched over to Reel Butter too and have not had any where near the issues in cold water as I did the hot sauce.

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