How to remove small scratches on the polished finishing blade?

[Bill DeShivs]

As I restore knives professionally, I can tell you that matching most any makers' mirror finish is very difficult- even with lots of professional equipment.
Use the maker if he is available.

 

[owensidharta]

I decided to send the knife to the maker and ask him to refinish/repolish the blade.

Thank you all for the suggestions.

As for the knife, It is better if I am not mentioning its name and its maker here. Hehe...

 

[Vlade]

I decided to send the knife to the maker and ask him to refinish/repolish the blade.

Thank you all for the suggestions.

As for the knife, It is better if I am not mentioning its name and its maker here. Hehe...

What's the big secret. Are you sure you have said knife?

 

[Vlade]

As I restore knives professionally, I can tell you that matching most any makers' mirror finish is very difficult- even with lots of professional equipment.
Use the maker if he is available.

This ^^^^^^^

 

[owensidharta]

What's the big secret. Are you sure you have said knife?

PM sent.

 

[3fifty7]

I don’t follow the logic of keeping it a secret. It’s not like you were bashing the maker, but it’s your knife and you can choose to do with the information about it what you want.

As for the knife, It is better if I am not mentioning its name and its maker here. Hehe...

 

[owensidharta]

I don’t follow the logic of keeping it a secret. It’s not like you were bashing the maker, but it’s your knife and you can choose to do with the information about it what you want.

I choose not to identify the maker(s)' name(s) here, for some personal reasons.