Knife restoration
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mydoghasoneleg
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Knife restoration
I have decided to restore alot of my old knives and I was wandering if anyone had some information they could pass along to me. Any suggestions on using a dremmel or sand paper, I am interested in putting a shine back on stainless steel knives , removing some of the scratches from boslters and cleaning up brass. If there are any good how to books, I would like to know.
- tjmurphy
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Re: Knife restoration
See the topic "Knife Related Tutorials" in this forum.
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- MrBlister
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Re: Knife restoration
Ya might practice on an ole rag or two, afore ya put the grinder to one ya love..
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Re: Knife restoration
Start on a knife you care nothing about, then move to another 4 or 5 you care nothing about. 
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Re: Knife restoration
What they said........ 
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