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Hardware maintenance
Jun 30th, 2012 at 3:30pm  
Just after a bit of advice as to how to maintain a few alloy biners that have been left in a moist bag and started some nasty corrosion. Any tips would be helpful especially ones more helpful than dont store your hardwear in a moist bag. Are they destined for the bin?
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