Quick ? for patina haters.
- johnny twoshoes
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Quick ? for patina haters.
Hey guys, I'm not saying I don't want my new GEC jack to get a patina, but if I decided I want it to keep the polish, what should I do to to prevent the staining process or how could it be reversed?
Thanks for any knowledge shared guys.
Thanks for any knowledge shared guys.
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Thanks Monk. 

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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
One thing I want to add.
If you cut some food like an apple. Then clean off the blade before putting her back in your pocket.
JMO
Ken
If you cut some food like an apple. Then clean off the blade before putting her back in your pocket.
JMO
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Good advice Ken. Johnnie always cut your fruit with the blade tip down so the juice doesnt run into the knife inards. That is if you cut fruit with it, I do all the time and have learned over the years.
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Ken, thanks for the info, I'll have to a handkerchief to the EDC.
Gino, I do cut fruit with my knives, I've never thought to cut with the blade tip down but now I know.
Thanks guys, it appears I'll be picking up some REN_WAX.
Gino, I do cut fruit with my knives, I've never thought to cut with the blade tip down but now I know.
Thanks guys, it appears I'll be picking up some REN_WAX.

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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Question
Will this Ren_Wax preserve the blade etchings or will it actually polish them out?
Ken
Will this Ren_Wax preserve the blade etchings or will it actually polish them out?
Ken
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Hi Ken,
The wax is a protectant/sealer and is not abrasive ............great stuff!
I haven't heard of any issues with etches.
The wax is a protectant/sealer and is not abrasive ............great stuff!
I haven't heard of any issues with etches.
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Re: Quick ? for patina haters.
Ren-Wax is safe on Schrade Scrimshaw ink as well.
I put it on all may knives before I put them away.
Ken
I put it on all may knives before I put them away.
Ken
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