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Is it not amazing how we adapt nature to our needs ? From medication derived from vegetation to weaving of natural fibers natures bounty astounds me .
The advent of velcro was a Godsend to everyone from sports enthusiasts to the physically handicapped . Velcro was developed by the observation of burrs and thistles hooking onto the loops of our clothing material
Duck tape was developed from the natural adhesive used to adhere a ducks feathers to its body .
This latest innovation simply leaves me speechless . They have invented a non rust coating for carbon blades derived from rendered seal blubber .(Fat)
This product is called " Seal-Cote " and it is simply amazing . You just brush on the coating and allow it to dry . It is not only impervious to salt water it also makes blade surfaces nonreflective .
It must be re-applied to the edge after sharpening but normal use including the batonning of hardwoods will not affect it . It is not yet available commercialy . It is derived from an animal and so is considered a food product.
Seal-Cote must undergo extensive testing before being made available to the general public . I have a small quantity that I would share if someone wants to try it out . Just E-mail me your address and I will send enough to treat a large Kukuuri .
I just found out my E-mail is not available so just mention your interest in your reply and we will work it out .
The advent of velcro was a Godsend to everyone from sports enthusiasts to the physically handicapped . Velcro was developed by the observation of burrs and thistles hooking onto the loops of our clothing material
Duck tape was developed from the natural adhesive used to adhere a ducks feathers to its body .
This latest innovation simply leaves me speechless . They have invented a non rust coating for carbon blades derived from rendered seal blubber .(Fat)
This product is called " Seal-Cote " and it is simply amazing . You just brush on the coating and allow it to dry . It is not only impervious to salt water it also makes blade surfaces nonreflective .
It must be re-applied to the edge after sharpening but normal use including the batonning of hardwoods will not affect it . It is not yet available commercialy . It is derived from an animal and so is considered a food product.
Seal-Cote must undergo extensive testing before being made available to the general public . I have a small quantity that I would share if someone wants to try it out . Just E-mail me your address and I will send enough to treat a large Kukuuri .
I just found out my E-mail is not available so just mention your interest in your reply and we will work it out .