Removing logo from blade

[craytab]

That's a good idea but I was hoping to see photos of knives that people did that to so I can see how it comes out. I like little projects but I don't know about this one.

In the second photo I posted you can't see the logo at all. That was taken right before I started forcing a patina. It was stripped and sanded a bit.

 

[campandtravel]

In the second photo I posted you can't see the logo at all.

Maybe I was looking at the wrong one. I thought you could still see the "shadow" of the logo? Anyway it's going to be complicated. I was hoping for an answer like "just soak it in paint thinner" or something.

 

[craytab]

Maybe I was looking at the wrong one. I thought you could still see the "shadow" of the logo? Anyway it's going to be complicated. I was hoping for an answer like "just soak it in paint thinner" or something.

You are hoping for a far more of a simple answer than is possible. With a but a research you should know this.

That said, it wouldn't be that difficult to remove the coating and sand off the logo. This isn't a difficult thing to understand. Might be a hard thing to accomplish living out of a bag on the road.

Just buy a different knife.