At MJ Outdoors Gear UK, we know that a sharp, well-maintained blade isn’t just a tool it’s an investment. Our Knife Paste, Oil, Compound collection brings together premium solutions for cleaning, protecting, and polishing your knives, razors, and outdoor tools. Whether you’re a chef, hunter, collector, or outdoor enthusiast, these specialized maintenance products ensure your blades stay sharp, rust-free, and performing like new.
Why Blade Maintenance Matters?
A high-quality knife can last a lifetime if it’s cared for properly. Exposure to moisture, acidic foods, or outdoor conditions can cause rust, pitting, or dullness. Using knife care products such as knife oil, razor strop paste, and diamond compound:
- Prevents rust and corrosion
- Maintains razor-sharp edges
- Extends the lifespan of your blade
- Enhances cutting performance
Our Popular Knife Paste, Oil, and Compound Products
1. Kershaw Knife Oil KEROIL
Trusted by knife enthusiasts worldwide, Kershaw KEROIL is a premium lubricant and rust preventative.
- Non-toxic formula, penetrates deeply, reduces friction, and protects against rust.
- Pocket knives, hunting knives, kitchen knives, and tactical blades.
- Easy-apply bottle for precise maintenance without mess.
2. Herold Solingen Tubenpaste for Razor Strops 601
From the blade experts in Solingen, Germany, the Herold Solingen 601 paste is perfect for conditioning leather razor strops.
- Soft paste formula for restoring and maintaining leather strops.
- Straight razors, high-carbon steel knives, and traditional sharpening setups.
- Keeps strops supple and improves sharpening results.
3. DMT Dia-Paste Compound
A professional-grade DMT Dia-paste Compound designed for precision polishing and sharpening.
- Available in various micron grades for different grit levels.
- High-end knives, chisels, and fine woodworking tools.
- Delivers unmatched sharpness and mirror-polished edges.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q1: What’s the difference between knife oil and knife paste?
Knife oil is primarily used to lubricate and protect metal surfaces from rust, while knife paste (or polishing compound) is used to remove tarnish, polish edges, and improve sharpness.
Q2: How often should I oil my knife?
For knives used daily, a light oiling once a week is recommended. For stored or display knives, oil every 1–2 months to prevent corrosion.
Q3: Can diamond paste damage my blade?
No, when used correctly, diamond paste is safe for blades and delivers a precise, controlled polish. Always match the grit to your sharpening stage.
Q4: Is Herold Solingen Tubenpaste only for razors?
While designed for razor strops, it works well for any leather strop used for knives or tools.
Q5: Do I need all three paste, oil, and compound?
If you want complete knife care, yes. Oil protects, paste conditions (strops/leather), and compound polishes and sharpens.
