Hi Friends,
I recently bout the Red Soup from this forum ans quickly realized that there were smudges on the bale that were hidden by the light. The seller refused a retrurn, so I called GEC and they recommend I get Fritz polish and wax to rub the "smear" out. The solution is fantastic on blades that don't have stamps on them, but when they do have stamps, the polish is then wiped down leaving the lettering naming the knife pronounced then before. The blade is in perfect shape and the stamp can be read, the color of the stamp is different where the polish went over it. Other than that, the knife is in perfect shape, comes with the pin and tube w/ a new sheet of wax paper.
Because of the minor defect, I'm offering this for PAID add 3.5% for the product option or have confidence in using the friends option). First to comment and then PM me gets it.
For BF by Albert Berry, on Flickr
For BF by Albert Berry, on Flickr
For BF by Albert Berry, on Flickr
Thanks!
I recently bout the Red Soup from this forum ans quickly realized that there were smudges on the bale that were hidden by the light. The seller refused a retrurn, so I called GEC and they recommend I get Fritz polish and wax to rub the "smear" out. The solution is fantastic on blades that don't have stamps on them, but when they do have stamps, the polish is then wiped down leaving the lettering naming the knife pronounced then before. The blade is in perfect shape and the stamp can be read, the color of the stamp is different where the polish went over it. Other than that, the knife is in perfect shape, comes with the pin and tube w/ a new sheet of wax paper.
Because of the minor defect, I'm offering this for PAID add 3.5% for the product option or have confidence in using the friends option). First to comment and then PM me gets it.
For BF by Albert Berry, on FlickrFor BF by Albert Berry, on FlickrFor BF by Albert Berry, on FlickrThanks!
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