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just wondering if anyone knows the grit for the handles on the bushcraft green micarta? i want to fix a little scratch/nick, and want to keep the same look. thanks.
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correct grit for green micarta on bushcraft?
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David......
If IRC Dan 'bead blasts' these.
Just get some sandpaper in the 120 grit range..... lightly hit the 'nicked' place AND then soak the whole thing........ blade and all in mineral oil......... for a couple of days.
You can get mineral oil in the pharmacy section at WalMart & it is cheap.
It keeps the micarta from "drying out" & will not hurt the steel.
Hope this helps...... :thumbup:
If IRC Dan 'bead blasts' these.
Just get some sandpaper in the 120 grit range..... lightly hit the 'nicked' place AND then soak the whole thing........ blade and all in mineral oil......... for a couple of days.
You can get mineral oil in the pharmacy section at WalMart & it is cheap.
It keeps the micarta from "drying out" & will not hurt the steel.
Hope this helps...... :thumbup:
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teacher has it correct. :thumbup:
Can also use WD-40 to 'soak' it too.
Dan
Can also use WD-40 to 'soak' it too.
Dan
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great, thanks guys. i think i got some mineral oil around here somewhere.