Fixed blades

I got that brutal 2 minute stuff from Walmart. It turns anything to goo quick. I picked up a knife soaked in it with a rubber glove - turned to jello in seconds.

Might be worth a shot to soak it in that but it might not do much. Probably have to bust out the 120 grit. Gonna have to remember how to etch a logo too. I think the negative goes on the q-tip.

I’ll git r dun and report findings.
 
91bravo said:
I have cerakoted gun parts and they’re pretty durable. Sand blasting will take it right off too.
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Cerakote is pretty durable. Citristrip melts regular gloves and swiss army scales. If anyone finds anything that removes cerakote definitely share!
 
Yea I found that out the hard way. Twice actually, I had cerakoted swatmandu that I had to sand as well. Years before the megamandu.
 
JJ_Colt45 said:
I was gonna say, the only guy I've seen try to remove cerakote gave up after several applications of Kleen Strip and expoxy remover and had it sand blasted.
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I found if you use aluminum oxide as the blast media, it leaves a finer, smoother finish, than using silica based blasting media, which is a rougher, matte, new CRK type finish.
 
91bravo said:
I found if you use aluminum oxide as the blast media, it leaves a finer, smoother finish, than using silica based blasting media, which is a rougher, matte, new CRK type finish.
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Yeah, I'm sure there is better media to use that wouldn't take sanding to smooth out afterwards. I use the hell out of the two Beckers I had blasted and then sanded to a real smooth finish. You did one for me, but I don't remember if it was the BK5 or the BK15. My cookout blades.
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