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I havn't heard back from CRK yet about my P Sebenza so I needed something to hold me over, and luckily another P came up for sale and I pounced on it.
Got it in late last night and it was pretty well worn, with some weird stains on the blade, so I figured why not try my hand on stonewashing myself.
I used a plastic magic bullet jar, small course blue aquarium rocks and a handful of those smooth dragon tear stones. Taped up the pivot and lockface with electrical tape, and dropped it in with some wd-40. Wrapped it all up in an old towel and dropped it in the dryer on air tumble for an hour.
Opened it up and washed the blue crap off of it, and I was amazed that it replicated CRK's stonewashing to a T.
The staining is still there but it's covered up quite well now!
Bout 45 minutes on the Edgepro and now it's ready for work again!
I can't get enough P Sebenzas....they are my all time favorite! Love it!
Got it in late last night and it was pretty well worn, with some weird stains on the blade, so I figured why not try my hand on stonewashing myself.
I used a plastic magic bullet jar, small course blue aquarium rocks and a handful of those smooth dragon tear stones. Taped up the pivot and lockface with electrical tape, and dropped it in with some wd-40. Wrapped it all up in an old towel and dropped it in the dryer on air tumble for an hour.
Opened it up and washed the blue crap off of it, and I was amazed that it replicated CRK's stonewashing to a T.
The staining is still there but it's covered up quite well now!
Bout 45 minutes on the Edgepro and now it's ready for work again!
I can't get enough P Sebenzas....they are my all time favorite! Love it!
