brass vs. stainless steel

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How many divers look after their bolt snaps ?
A "quick lick and a promise" I am sure. :wink:
I rinse and lube the springs after every dive, a little squirt of something like WD-40 lanolin rust prevention is what I am now using, plenty of products will do the job.
And you will have bolt snaps with more bottom time than some on here.
I only dive fresh water, but I clean and lube mine monthly (approximately). I rarely have to replace any.

DW
 
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While carbon fiber clips are not yet a thing (can you make a carbon fiber spring???), the original question remains valid.
 
Use sewing machine oil on the spring.
 

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I do not lube springs etc never had an issue
Diving only salt water I find the extra care helps [lube] helps.
 
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