Ok folks, I need educating. I wanted a MINI SOCOM w/black blade but got an unbelievable price on the bead blash so I took it. Now the blade looks all scratched up from cutting up some cardboard. I'm having a hard time believing these minor cutting chores will cause permanent abrasions on the blade. Can they be buffed out? Will tough cloth work? I am more concerned with performance than looks but I may sell this knife and would like the blade clean. Any suiggestions?
mt bead blast finish question
- Thread starter duxdog1
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Hi!
You might try to rub the scuffs out, if they aren't scrathes it might work.
Please be aware that cardboard do have a lot of abrasive "stuff" in it self, i worked in a warehouse a few years ago and i constantly sharpened my knife (Spydie Police) and it looked like crap, only knife i ever worn out the serrations on.
Personally i don't think that scrathes are bad on a user knife, gives it character
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You might try to rub the scuffs out, if they aren't scrathes it might work.
Please be aware that cardboard do have a lot of abrasive "stuff" in it self, i worked in a warehouse a few years ago and i constantly sharpened my knife (Spydie Police) and it looked like crap, only knife i ever worn out the serrations on.
Personally i don't think that scrathes are bad on a user knife, gives it character
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Be well!/Jonas aka 2Sharp
"May all your detonations be expected"
The coolest bar in the world: http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Camp/8373/index.html
My knives!