Tinbasher Specials

Very very nice, why cant they make them like that from the start. I`d pay more for that kind of finishing.
 
I love Tinbasher's mirror polishes. He does such great work. I wonder how he did such a mirror polish without loosing the busse mark and the LE #
 
I guess the BATAC LE, being uncoated naturally has a deeper Busse Logo stamp compared to the coated blades, where the stamp is applied onto top surface and as such don't deeply penetrate into the blade steel.
Assumption only, TinBasher may have a trick he might like to explain .....
 
giant1 said:
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Absolutely stunning!!!! Congrat's on a beautiful blade. Those scales are some of the best looking I have seen.
 
Bigfattyt said:
I love Tinbasher's mirror polishes. He does such great work. I wonder how he did such a mirror polish without loosing the busse mark and the LE #
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I believe that he covered the logo and number up for a large part of the polishing process and then finished that area off at the the end of the process.
 
nightowl13 said:
I guess the BATAC LE, being uncoated naturally has a deeper Busse Logo stamp compared to the coated blades, where the stamp is applied onto top surface and as such don't deeply penetrate into the blade steel.
Assumption only, TinBasher may have a trick he might like to explain .....
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Just a little trick to it ,as you said it was etched quite deep to start with ,I put Aluminium tape over the logo ,hand sand then polish the blade,remove the tape and use a metal polish on the logo area by hand.
Thank you all for your remarks.
Richard
 
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