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Stone washing.

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njadam78

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Ive been playing around trying to duplicate the stone washing on a Sebenza. I think they look best. Hinderer is a close second. Anyway i figure they first put a high polish on the blade before stone washing but id like to know what medium they are using and if they use a vibritory or tumbler method? Its just something im experimenting with on cheaper blades. Any imput would be appreciated.
Thanks
 
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