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Is it possible to send in a combat grade game warden and have a satin finish put on it? If it is can anyone let me know who to get in touch with and about how much it would cost? Thank you.
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Combat Grade to Satin
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I've heard of it being done but have no ideal on the cost.
You'll want to contact Busse Combat direct. http://www.bussecombat.com/home/index.shtml at the bottom of the page they list contact info.
Good luck
Helle
You'll want to contact Busse Combat direct. http://www.bussecombat.com/home/index.shtml at the bottom of the page they list contact info.
Good luck
Helle
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I've done it myself to several Busse's for the price of some super cheap paint stripper and a Scotch Brite attachment that locks into a power drill. I now splurge for the $13 wheel type of Scotch Brites instead of the disc type I originally ventured into this with. If you have a belt sander at your disposal you can really get 'er done right.
I've used those wheel's with great success. The only 'mishaps' have been with the coarse ones; they cut into the surface quick and severe. I only use fine ones now and patiently make slow passes along the blade and spine while its locked into a vice. When you swab the stripper on the coating practically falls off within moment. Then was it and start polishing. It won't be as shiny and polished this way as from the factory, but then again it will cost a fraction of the price and you won't be afraid of using it.
I've used those wheel's with great success. The only 'mishaps' have been with the coarse ones; they cut into the surface quick and severe. I only use fine ones now and patiently make slow passes along the blade and spine while its locked into a vice. When you swab the stripper on the coating practically falls off within moment. Then was it and start polishing. It won't be as shiny and polished this way as from the factory, but then again it will cost a fraction of the price and you won't be afraid of using it.