Large Plain Inkosi w/ Silver Thumbstud

[adamlau]

TNK is supposed to receive a batch (ETA unknown). Anyone know of a dealer who has that specific configuration currently in stock?

 

[rabbivj]

afaik TNK is the only dealer that does that configuration...i havent seen any other ones do that...my small insingo has that config but in the double thumbstuds.

 

[d.2.the.p]

Pretty sure it's a TNK exclusive. However, you can order it directly from CRK, but you'll be waiting awhile.

 

[clockman]

I used a product called Never Dull to remove the anodizing on the studs on my 25. I can't imagine that the anodizing on the Inkosi is any different

than the anodizing on the 25. We had a thread in 15' or 16' about removing the anodizing on thumb studs on 25's. If you ask, I think other members will comment on

the product they used to remove the blue anodizing on their 25's.

I used Never Dull on my large Insingo to remove all of the anodizing on it. All silver hardware without a trip back to CRK.

 

[Corey79]

I used autosol metal polish on my Sebenza 25 thumb studs. Its too easy and you wound never know the difference.

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[Corey79]

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[nickj79]

I used autosol metal polish on my Sebenza 25 thumb studs. Its too easy and you wound never know the difference.

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Do you have to be careful not to get this product on other parts of the knife?

 

[Corey79]

Do you have to be careful not to get this product on other parts of the knife?

Not really, but i did put sum painters tape (just masking tape that doesnt leave gooey crap, its usually bright green or blue) so that i didnt polish bits of the blade around the thumb studs. To do the edges i used a padle pop stick with material around it to rub on the polish.
I hope that makes sense, im Australian and sometimes we have different lingo lol.

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[icybluesmile]

I've done it before with Flitz. Also a good tip on the painter's tape... you can use a hole punch (the document kind) and it will make a hole that same size as the thumb stud so you can mask your blade way easier than with a ton of tiny little pieces of tape.

 

[clockman]

I didn't use anything to protect the blade when I used Never Dull. I never thought about doing anything to the blade. I've

been using Never Dull for a long time.