Knife Eraser's
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bobby d
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Knife Eraser's
I saw on e-bay Rust & Tarnish Eraser's, Do these really work?
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Sauconian
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Re: Knife Eraser's
Hi Bobby,
The erasers work, but I wouldn't use one on a valuable knife. I carry one to shows and flea markets to gently clean up an unreadable tang stamp, but never for anything else. Remember to ask permission before using one on someone else's knife !
Fran
The erasers work, but I wouldn't use one on a valuable knife. I carry one to shows and flea markets to gently clean up an unreadable tang stamp, but never for anything else. Remember to ask permission before using one on someone else's knife !
Fran
If it's meant for me to have it, it'll still be there.
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Hukk
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Re: Knife Eraser's
I always ask permission to even pick one up - sellers are going to appreciate that a lot. I carried 2 different folding loupes to the only show I went to. 
The magnification was from 2.5x to 10x. They fold up nice and small. 
I am not a fan of shows, I hate crowds.
The magnification was from 2.5x to 10x. They fold up nice and small. I am not a fan of shows, I hate crowds.Hukk
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muskrat man
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Re: Knife Eraser's
Glad I'm not the only one!Hukk wrote: I hate crowds.
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Blade Runner
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Re: Knife Eraser's
Be Careful these erasers can permanantly harm the finish on your blades. Only use as Fran says
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