Just received my lg classic micarta seb today in the mail. This is my first MM Classic I've ever owned! I must say that it feels great in the hand. I'm trying to get used to the new blade profile. Is it ok to submerge this knife in water? I don't worry about my regular sebs ( except my LE's and damascus ones). Anyway it's a nice edition to the collection.
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Congratulations. The Large Micarta Sebenza is my favorite knife, period. :thumbup: :thumbup:
Don't worry about getting the micarta wet. The only thing about getting the knife wet: make sure it is dried well afterwards to prevent any corrosion, and relube, as water will wash out the lube, making the action slightly rougher. After not being washed for a while, micarta can turn darker than its normal color. Just quickly scrub the micarta inlays with a toothbrush and warm water (soap, if necessary) and they should look brand new, nice and grey.
Don't worry about getting the micarta wet. The only thing about getting the knife wet: make sure it is dried well afterwards to prevent any corrosion, and relube, as water will wash out the lube, making the action slightly rougher. After not being washed for a while, micarta can turn darker than its normal color. Just quickly scrub the micarta inlays with a toothbrush and warm water (soap, if necessary) and they should look brand new, nice and grey.
