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What's the best way to clean and coat blade?

Well, I am far from "expert", however I like to use either a Tuf-Cloth
from Sentry or the MIRACLE CLOTH for cleaning.

MIRACLE CLOTH seems to put a very nice shine on EVERYTHING that it
touches. Works awesome on titanium I know that for fact. Virtually erases any scratches that may occur with use.

www.eknifeworks.com gives up a great deal on them!
 
i use tuf cloth or marine tuf cloth.
or just coat it with a little break free and rub it off.
honestly, my stuff does not see that hard of use, but the tuf cloth system works real well...it will smell funny for a bit depending how wet your cloth is.
cheers,
Derek
 
Well I'm no expert, but if it's a light cleaning, you can't beat Tuff Cloths. They are fantastic here in Florida where the humidy is high.
Sometimes I'll use a little Hoppes 9 and CLP for fuzzy surface rust . I don't know if I would use (Hoppes or CLP) on fancy custom blades though. Some petroleum based chems. might no be good for some coatings or colored tempered blades. After a cleaning, try the Tuff Cloth for long term storage.

Hal
 
I have been a Strider user for 4 yrs now,
I'd really love to get some of that TOXIC sh****t they use at the Strider factory. It smells great!

(you know the stuff on a brand new Strider)
 
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