Knife Care
- petesknives
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Knife Care
Anyone ever used Never-dull for cleaning and or polishing their knives? Never heard this product mentioned in these forums. Thanx Ken
- El Lobo
- Gold Tier

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I like NEVR-DULL...especially for bolsters liners, and backsprings. The cotton wadding is pretty easy to work with as well.
Bill
Bill
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- PA Knives
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Gang,
This is about the ONLY product that I will use on my knives. I like a special oil used for shears on the joints and some VERY soft cloth to clean them off and an old hypo needle mounted on a pencil to reach the tough places. THAT"S IT. Works great for me and I have more fun cleaning grime off of an old knife that my wife thinks I should.
I can spend hours cleaning and enjoy ever minute of it.

This is about the ONLY product that I will use on my knives. I like a special oil used for shears on the joints and some VERY soft cloth to clean them off and an old hypo needle mounted on a pencil to reach the tough places. THAT"S IT. Works great for me and I have more fun cleaning grime off of an old knife that my wife thinks I should.
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Author of "Great Eastern Cutlery: An American Tradition, The History of the Northfield & Tidioute Brands" & "Tidioute: A Town With an Edge" “The Chronicles of Cooper Cutlery”
- CarlM
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I just bought a couple of these. Seems like this would be good for knives.
http://www.theinhibitor.com/theinhibito ... .asp?id=49
http://www.theinhibitor.com/theinhibito ... .asp?id=49
Carl