Andy Stoes Speed Dip

Speed Dip serves two main purposes: it coats your steel traps to prevent rust and corrosion, and it leaves behind a scent-masking layer that helps hide human or metallic odors from animals.

It is specifically formulated for steel traps. Avoid using it on plastic or non-metal components, as the solvent required for mixing may damage those materials.

You need to mix the concentrate with gasoline or lantern fuel. Once mixed, you submerge your traps completely, remove them, and let them hang until the fuel has fully evaporated and the coating is dry.

Yes, it can actually improve it. By providing a thin, protective layer, it helps lubricate the moving parts, which often results in a smoother and faster trap mechanism.

The dye and scent-masking properties are durable, but their effectiveness depends on environmental exposure. If your traps are submerged in water or exposed to harsh weather for extended periods, you may need to re-dip them periodically.