How Do I Take Care Of A New Lame How Can I Repair A Lame With A Few Dead Spots
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How to Care for a New Lamé and Repair One with Dead Spots
Summary
Maintaining your fencing lamé is crucial for its performance and longevity. A lamé is a metallic jacket composed of both fabric and metallic threads, and its efficiency depends on the integrity of these threads, which conduct electricity with minimal resistance.
Key Considerations
Protecting Your Lamé from Sweat
Sweat, particularly the salt it contains, is the primary adversary of both foil and saber lamés. It can corrode your lamé from the very first use. To extend the life of your lamé, take proactive measures to minimize damage, even if it requires a little extra time and effort.
Essential Maintenance Tips
1. Dry Storage: After fencing, hang your lamé on a hanger in a dry area. Avoid crumpling it up in your weapon bag with a damp uniform, as this can significantly reduce its lifespan and cost you unnecessary expenses.
2. Special Care for Corrosive Sweat: If you have particularly corrosive sweat, gently rinse your lamé in the sink, then pat it dry with a towel or paper towels before hanging it to dry.
3. Proper Packing: If you need to pack your lamé, roll it instead of folding. This will help prevent the metallic threads from breaking and ensure it remains in good condition.
4. Separate Storage: Store your lamé separately from your uniform and weapons to preserve both your lamé and your gear.
By following these simple yet effective care tips, you can keep your lamé in optimal condition, ensuring its performance on the fencing piste.
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