....there is that.......while rummaging in the pile I found a mouldy old knife with ResC that I can't remember buying as well......
that’s funny, I vaguely remember buying, not necessarily mouldy, old knife with Res-C and I’ve never seen it...
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Patina contest Win shop credit!!!!
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that’s funny, I vaguely remember buying, not necessarily mouldy, old knife with Res-C and I’ve never seen it...
...... Strange that........but if the one you bought was not mouldy I am guessing they are not one and the same.....
...... I can only think that you were duped and they shipped you this no name made in Pakistan with a truck tyre handle knife as opposed to what you actually signed up for !!!
Ok, I'll eat the soup myself then...
My new dog spot.............
Now that is a unique patina if I have ever seen one... how in the world did you accomplish this... I know I know a magician never reveals his secrets!!!
...... now that is just ungrateful.... there is a perfectly good (albeit made in Pakistan) knife waiting for you....
Another experiment that turned out pretty unique............I'll bring you up to speed in a few days as I'm on the road till Sunday.
Well done!My new dog spot.............
My new dog spot.............
Really Nice!
I hope after the contest you give us a hint how it was done. My mustard and vinegar never looked that cool.
This one was earned in real life! Helped my buddy butcher a deer just before Thanksgiving, then cleaned 10 Kokanee salmon with it last weekend.
The patina is highly unusual, I've never seen anything quite like it, reminds me of a starscape photo of a nebula like you'd see from Hubble.
It was extremely difficult to photograph, this was the best I could do, and it still doesn't do it justice. Not sure what caused it to look like this, maybe fish slime? No idea, but it's pretty awesome.
Helped my buddy butcher a deer just before Thanksgiving, then cleaned 10 Kokanee salmon with it last weekend.The patina is highly unusual, I've never seen anything quite like it, reminds me of a starscape photo of a nebula like you'd see from Hubble.
It was extremely difficult to photograph, this was the best I could do, and it still doesn't do it justice. Not sure what caused it to look like this, maybe fish slime? No idea, but it's pretty awesome.
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