Things You'll Need:
- Tap water from garden hose
- WD40
- Tung oil
- Silicone spray
- Sand paper
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Step 1
Take care of your spear gun and it will not let you down.Immediately after use, spray the spear gun thoroughly with tap water from the garden hose. Use high pressure and make sure the water reaches all parts of the spear gun. Allow the gun to dry in the sun until all the water has evaporated.
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Step 2
Inspect rubber bands for any cracks or defects. Replace the bands if any cracks or defects are found. Spray the bands with silicone spray, and then rub the spray in with a dry cloth. While inspecting the bands, pay close attention to the attachment points and also check the nocking wire for any signs of wear.
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Step 3
Inspect the receiver for wear and proper operation. Spray the outer and interior of receiver with WD40. In addition to lubricating the trigger and safety mechanism, WD40 will also displace any water left inside the receiver.
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Step 4
Check the stock for any cracks, rough edges or splinters. Repair any defects found and lightly sand any rough edges. Rub the wood with Tung oil every other month to help preserve the wood.
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Step 5
Inspect the spears for straightness and for signs of rust. Check the nock notches and barb for damage. Lightly sand rust spots and wipe down the entire spear shaft with WD40. Store the spear gun out of the sun.
