Mine live in a clean 5 gallon plastic bucket with a
snap on lid. But never leave these outdoors and expect
them to be watertight! I did with some spare action
parts in one and discovered that, as the air cycles in
temperature, some is drawn into the bucket around the
seal and then condensation...........................
Great, though, for indoor storage! Stackable,
too!
Thump
--- Ron Nossaman <RNossaman@cox.net> wrote:
>
> >I forgot to ask about rusting. One person said he
> doesn't keep his strings
> >in his car because they would rust. Most other
> people like to have their
> >strings with them. If you DO keep your strings with
> you, what is the best
> >way to prevent rust, aside from spraying them with
> WD-40? (I know, I know,
> >don't panic. I would never do that.)
> >
> >Would a zip lock bag help?
> >
> >Charles Neuman
>
>
> Yep, keep the air, therefor the moisture away from
> them. Mine live in a
> steel ammunition case in the truck.
>
> Ron N
>
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