I need one of those beaches where you can hang out NEKKID! (PICS)

[Shaolin]

Those look very nice without some skin, lol

 

[Guyon]

At what point should I send you my NMFBM for a similar treatment?

Great work!

 

[Gerberblades]

Did you strip it at all, or just blast it all off? BTW, they look great!

 

[knife hunter]

At what point should I send you my NMFBM for a similar treatment?

Great work!

yeah especially since your close.

How far from Manassas?

:thumbup:

 

[Bigfattyt]

I love satin, I love double cut, but I think I might like double cut with dimples even better. Just looks so utilitarian.

 

[Solstice]

Bro......OUTFREAKINGSTANDING!!!!:thumbup:


Glad I could help....DC is a great all around finish. Never really have to worry about using it when you can clean it up with a beadblaster.

They all look like they came straight from the factory man!


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[ThunderUnderKilt]

Very nice!!!

 

[Silas]

Thanks again everybody. A little elbow grease along with Solstice's recipe and I couldn't be happier.

Gerberblades: I used paint stripper for the coating removal. The coating on the BATAC literally was off in about 2-3 minutes. I wish the other two would have worked like it did. The SHBA and NMFBM took about 20 minutes on the first coat and then I cleaned them off and applied a second coat to help with some that the first coat missed. Then I taped off the non-dimpled part of the blades and sandblasted the dimples. Then I sanded starting with 150 grit and ending with 600 grit. Then they were blasted with the glass beads. :thumbup:

Guyon: I'm packaging up the Jasco paint stripper and sandpaper to send to you as we speak. Along with a instuctional step-by-step voice recorded cassette. [Mr. Miagi voice]uuuuuuup, dowwwwwwn, uuuuuuuup, dowwwwwn. NO side-uh-side. uuuuuuuup, dowwwwwn. very good Guyon-son![/Mr. Miagi voice]

 

[Gerberblades]

Thanks bro! :thumbup:

Thanks again everybody. A little elbow grease along with Solstice's recipe and I couldn't be happier.

Gerberblades: I used paint stripper for the coating removal. The coating on the BATAC literally was off in about 2-3 minutes. I wish the other two would have worked like it did. The SHBA and NMFBM took about 20 minutes on the first coat and then I cleaned them off and applied a second coat to help with some that the first coat missed. Then I taped off the non-dimpled part of the blades and sandblasted the dimples. Then I sanded starting with 150 grit and ending with 600 grit. Then they were blasted with the glass beads. :thumbup:

 

[Ken44]

Those really look great Silas:thumbup: