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Hello folks,
I recently got a BM 806D2 axis AFCK 2, I really like it. In fact, I'm carrying it in my right pocket as we speak.
The BT2 coating on the blade has held up so far, but then i never cut more then plastic and cardboard yet.
I know, that as soon as the first scratch appears (there are already some spots, and I didn't even touch the blade
), I'll be heading straight for my buffer and stuff to get the BT2 stuff off.
Then I read that it has a hard underlayer, which is also protective.
Now I don't really care for the colour of the blade (silver, grey or black), but I would like to keep a tad coating on for rust protection, but not enough to be scratches easy.
Sooo... what do i do? Use some rouge polishing compound on a sisal wheel? Scotchbrite wheels? polishing? Maybe there is a solution that removes the coating chemically? (I'm in europe, so gun shop aren't all around here
)
Thanks for the help in advance folks,
greetz and take care, Bart.
I recently got a BM 806D2 axis AFCK 2, I really like it. In fact, I'm carrying it in my right pocket as we speak.
The BT2 coating on the blade has held up so far, but then i never cut more then plastic and cardboard yet.
I know, that as soon as the first scratch appears (there are already some spots, and I didn't even touch the blade
), I'll be heading straight for my buffer and stuff to get the BT2 stuff off.Then I read that it has a hard underlayer, which is also protective.
Now I don't really care for the colour of the blade (silver, grey or black), but I would like to keep a tad coating on for rust protection, but not enough to be scratches easy.
Sooo... what do i do? Use some rouge polishing compound on a sisal wheel? Scotchbrite wheels? polishing? Maybe there is a solution that removes the coating chemically? (I'm in europe, so gun shop aren't all around here
)Thanks for the help in advance folks,
greetz and take care, Bart.
.. Now I need an answer folks, or it's off to the scotchbrite wheel