Rusted INFI

[Lora7]

After you cleaned it up with some river sand, you'd never know that it had been left to rust. Way to go!

 

[Cypress]

Thanks folks! Just got it back to shaving sharp with some sand paper and a strop. Had to remove some heavy rolls out of the edge from the *completely normal* task of prying a chainsaw blade back onto the bar

If I had a dollar for every time I've heard "Aren't you worried you're going to break your $400 knife?", I'd have at least 4 dollars.

 

[Bigfattyt]

Love a good user. I did just about everything short of ocean swimming with my satins and stripped infi. Once I got a tiny spot of rust on a logo, but I wiped my thumb across it and it went away.

I regularly swam with mine. Canoe, etc.

 

[ohiojerry]

That blade has some character!

What is the sidearm, if I may ask?

 

[Hindsight]

Great pics and very nice using the river sand.

 

[Cypress]

That blade has some character!

What is the sidearm, if I may ask?

It's an H&K USP Tactical in 9mm. Best handgun I've ever owned, aside from the super-tall suppressor sights.



All sharp!

 

[aggiecouch]

You've got good taste in music and in knives...

 

[Havoc550]

And you look like Daniel Tosh:

Which is kinda cool. BTW, nice HK!! Be glad you have those raised sights. If you ever get a chance to own a silencer for that bad boy, you will be glad you had them. Mine has an AAC Tirant and sounds like a pellet with 147+ grain bullets. HK USPs are the best, period!!

 

[Rjezonie]

Try using Frog lube on your blades! I use it on my Busses, Survive cpm 3vs, and uncoated Swamp Rats. I heat up the blade with a hair dryer and apply a thin coat. Stuff is awesome and no-toxic food grade materials. No problems with rust!