Cabela's Alaskan Guide Series 110

mnortham · Mar 25, 2006

Is there any good way to remove the yellow and white logo from the blade, without screwing up the "TiAIN" coating?

bigfish44 · Mar 25, 2006

Most of us used paint stripper and a polish after with flitz or any mild metal polish...bigfish

Buckaholic · Mar 25, 2006

I have a "convertible" Cabela's.
When I don't want the logo, I turn it over.
When I like it, turn it over.
Pretty cool feature.
Goose.

JD Mandrell · Mar 25, 2006

Buckaholic said:
I have a "convertible" Cabela's.
When I don't want the logo, I turn it over.
When I like it, turn it over.
Pretty cool feature.
Goose.

Mike Kerins · Mar 25, 2006

Buckaholic said:
I have a "convertible" Cabela's.
When I don't want the logo, I turn it over.
When I like it, turn it over.
Pretty cool feature.
Goose.

Darned if I don't too! Way Cool!

:thumbup:

mnortham · Mar 25, 2006

Thanks, Bigfish.

Johnny11758 · Mar 25, 2006

bigfish44 said:
Most of us used paint stripper and a polish after with flitz or any mild metal polish...bigfish

Great job there you've done. Can you give us the brand name of the paint stripper you used? Thanks.

bigfish44 · Mar 25, 2006

Don't rember the brand but it was pretty strong stuff .Iwould recomend doing it outside I did it inside and the wife growled pretty loud......Bigfish

Buckaholic · Mar 25, 2006

BigFish...
That is one good lookin' knife!
Goose.

jim n · Mar 25, 2006

I used goof-off.

mnortham · Mar 26, 2006

Goof-Off + paper towel+elbow grease+Maas metal polish=clean blade. Thanks guys! I would post a picture, but I don't know how.