I picked up an old cheap fix blade that is cover in rust to try my hand at doing some restoration work. I want to try hand rubbing to blade with scotch brite to clean it, what way should I rub from tip to handle or spine to edge? What grit should I start with and finish with? Any other ideas or suggestions will be appreciated.
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Newbie at Hand rubbing with scotch brite
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Newbie at Hand rubbing with scotch brite
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Re: Newbie at Hand rubbing with scotch brite
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Post some pictures of the knife in question so everyone can get a better picture to determine what advice we can give you on what should and shouldn't be done.
JW
Post some pictures of the knife in question so everyone can get a better picture to determine what advice we can give you on what should and shouldn't be done.
JW
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Re: Newbie at Hand rubbing with scotch brite
I agree with the picture.
I also doubt you'll get satisfactory results using only scotchbrite
I also doubt you'll get satisfactory results using only scotchbrite
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