Rubber Knife Eracer

[burg]

I have a friend that has a rubber eracer that he uses to clean his old pocket knives. He bought it years ago from a knife dealer. I have been trying to fine one, but I'm not having any luck. I orderd what was called a rubber eracer, but it is a Pumice stone type. Any one know if these rubber eracers are still being made. If so, where can you buy them. Thank you.
Ray.

[El Lobo]

This might be what you are referring to.....

http://www.agrussell.com/accessories/sh ... raser.html

.....or, maybe not. If it is, some golf shops carry them as well (but they are usually overpriced).

Bill

[agteacher2]

I have them in my store. I fyou are interested. These are made for knives they don't scratch but do leave a satin type finish.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/sto ... 7-468.html

Hope this helps,
Jeff

[agteacher2]

Ok I'm temporarily out of stock on these now. I will have them in at the end of the week. Thanks for the interest Please feel free to go ahead and order these I will ship them ASAP. I have Knives Also

Jeff

[burg]

Thanks Jeff, My freind has put in his order. Thanks for all your help on this matter.

[Hawke]

Electricians use whats called a "Contact Cleaner" often for that same purpose. I use them at work(they accidentally come home in my pocket sometimes, Reminds me I need to carry those back LOL).

The ones I get are thin and break easy. Im sure they still make the thicker ones too. They are brown and rubber eraser like. Jeff you might look at this to sell too. Could be another grit level for ya. They do a nice job. I like the dremel tool since I got it, its faster but more care needs to be taken.

[agteacher2]

Thanks Hawke,
Could you give me info on these. Brand, trade name.



Also

I have these back in stock, ready for shipment.

Thanks,
Jeff

[Hawke]

I'll see what I can find.

I know what bin they are in at work LOL