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So, you can make the para 2 reflect like a mirror. Updated with high quality pics!

Sweet job man! I second the vote for getting some metal polish and buffing it out...

anyone thought about trying this? its not too expensive... I may try it at some point :)
 
Nice job. Here are two that I did. I have one that is in the process of being done by hand.

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i think i want to try this on my ti millie. i have time to burn. so at what grit do i start and what direction? do i follow the grind pattern (spine to edge) or lengthwise? also, is there a way that i can preserve the spyder logo? maybe a strip of thin sheet metal with masking tape on one side, clamped to the blade with a clothes pin, and repositioned as i sand around it? thanks.
 
My experience has been that the logo goes away when mirroring a blade. It would be extremely difficult to preserve it as you'd have an island of raised material at the logo that you'd have to work around with every grit.
 
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