Yes Bb I've found them also good for handheld electrical devices like handheld vhf and gps and spare fuses.
i have found the soft tool bags no good to keep tools in, they must attract the moisture and hold it in, I just keep them in a hard, secure lid tool box, but yeah a large airtight container like sistema would be good I reckon with the occasional spray over once a year with inox or similar.
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Yes Bb I've found them also good for handheld electrical devices like handheld vhf and gps and spare fuses.
i have found the soft tool bags no good to keep tools in, they must attract the moisture and hold it in, I just keep them in a hard, secure lid tool box, but yeah a large airtight container like sistema would be good I reckon with the occasional spray over once a year with inox or similar.
Yes I think that spray and wipe once a year is a great idea.
Keep an eye out for Tupperware at op shops they're good, lanox is good on tools and your hands too
my main collection of onboard tools lives in an ABS instrument case, something like this:
www.jaycar.com.au/abs-instrument-case-with-purge-valve-mpv4/p/HB6383
I find tools wrapped in a heavily 'Lanoxed' towelling rag and kept in an plastic food storer box works pretty well.
This product is relatively new and a bit spendy but very good.
www.corrosionx.com.au/marine/
We use it on standing rigging.
As above Inox is also very good.
www.inoxmx.com/applications-and-uses/marine/
