Strider SNG Standard Flamed Green G10 Mirror Polished

kerberos0023 · Mar 30, 2012

It's my DIY！

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Buffalohump · Mar 30, 2012

Very nice! You won't ever have a problem checking for spinach between your teeth again!

kerberos0023 · Mar 30, 2012

Hi Buffalohump,

Thanks!

Buffalohump said:
Very nice! You won't ever have a problem checking for spinach between your teeth again!

sgt244 · Mar 31, 2012

My lord!, thats beautiful ... did you do that?? if so how lol!!

kerberos0023 · Mar 31, 2012

Yes.
I polished up it with sandpaper and diamond paste.

Thanks!

sgt244 said:
My lord!, thats beautiful ... did you do that?? if so how lol!!

choke4U · Apr 1, 2012

That knife looks amazing. I am going to copy you on my new Strider.

However, how about some more details. What grade sandpaper? For how long? What brand diamond paste and for how long? Did you take the knife apart? Did you do the whole blade or just the first 3 inches?

ArtisticCutleryQuest · Apr 2, 2012

Seriously I want to do this to knives and glocks

kerberos0023 · Apr 2, 2012

Hi,

The knife made a part.
It is first 3 inches to have polished.
The sandpaper from #600 to #2000.
The diamond paste is #60000 from #3000.

Anyway, I only polish a blade patiently!:thumbup:

choke4U said:
That knife looks amazing. I am going to copy you on my new Strider.

However, how about some more details. What grade sandpaper? For how long? What brand diamond paste and for how long? Did you take the knife apart? Did you do the whole blade or just the first 3 inches?

ArtisticCutleryQuest said:
Seriously I want to do this to knives and glocks

dark impaler · Apr 3, 2012

very nice, excellent job.

kharter · Apr 3, 2012

that is an absolutely amazing job

kerberos0023 · Apr 3, 2012

Thanks!

dark impaler said:
very nice, excellent job.

kharter said:
that is an absolutely amazing job

rookie4real · Apr 3, 2012

I have polished hardware on one of mine smfs that I sold long ago. Here is the pic. I really like how yours turned out, well done. Do you think it could be done with some green compound or would it take much longer.

kerberos0023 · Apr 4, 2012

The blade to polish with diamond paste after having done groundwork processing enough is faster.
I tried green compound, too, but did not go well.

rookie4real said:
I have polished hardware on one of mine smfs that I sold long ago. Here is the pic. I really like how yours turned out, well done. Do you think it could be done with some green compound or would it take much longer.