DaKruiser
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Hello everyone, I was asked how I went about stripping my NMFSH CG in another thread:
Edit if you want the logo after you strip you should etch it first! I use PCB etchant from radio shack.
Well here is what I done, but I will say again, I can't take much credit! Busse done all the real work, these are absolutely beautiful combat grade blades!
Prep is very easy, I've found out if I warm the blade just a little above room temp the stripper works much faster. I warm the entire knife with a heat gun until its warm to the touch, think "knife sitting in the sun warm" :thumbup:
I then lay the knife in a aluminum pan ( because that's what I can use without the wife being able to tell I used it
) 
and pour the Zip-Strip over the entire blade. It usually only takes a couple minutes for the coating to bubble. I use a scrapper to gently scrape the coating away.
Once I have the coating scraped off as good as I can with the scrapper I take the pan with the knife to the laundry tub and rinse it with warm water. Then I use a red scotch bright to to gently buff the rest of the little bits of coating off.
All together I had about twenty minutes in this, well worth it to me, I love nekid INFI!
Here's what I started with, first day I got it, had to beat the coating off a little.
And here is what was underneath, thanks Busse Crew for an awesome blade!
Edit if you want the logo after you strip you should etch it first! I use PCB etchant from radio shack.
Well here is what I done, but I will say again, I can't take much credit! Busse done all the real work, these are absolutely beautiful combat grade blades!
Prep is very easy, I've found out if I warm the blade just a little above room temp the stripper works much faster. I warm the entire knife with a heat gun until its warm to the touch, think "knife sitting in the sun warm" :thumbup:
I then lay the knife in a aluminum pan ( because that's what I can use without the wife being able to tell I used it
) and pour the Zip-Strip over the entire blade. It usually only takes a couple minutes for the coating to bubble. I use a scrapper to gently scrape the coating away.
Once I have the coating scraped off as good as I can with the scrapper I take the pan with the knife to the laundry tub and rinse it with warm water. Then I use a red scotch bright to to gently buff the rest of the little bits of coating off.
All together I had about twenty minutes in this, well worth it to me, I love nekid INFI!
Here's what I started with, first day I got it, had to beat the coating off a little.
And here is what was underneath, thanks Busse Crew for an awesome blade!
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