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Who can satin finish a blade for me?????

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HI alll.


Just got a bead blasted blade and saw some light pitting on it. Can some please satin finish it for me??? I am willing to pay for it. Thanks.

Liong
 
Hi There Liong!
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Try Allen Blade, he is good as you saw the re-finished work on the Pocket Hobbit i have....BTW, MSN me will ya'?

Later,
ERIC WONG.
 
Hey Eric,

I know about Allen I am getting two knives from him but he is quite busy. I did see your pocket hobbit when I was in Malaysia. Remember. Anyways talk to u soon.

Liong
 
It is no big deal doing it yourself, really. Just get some sheets of 400-1200 grit sandpaper and start rubbing away.

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Tea drinker and hellraiser from Northern Sweden, above the arctic circle.

 
I just reciently did a hand rub finish on a bead blasted Benchmade CQC7 blade that was showing some ware after 4 years of use.
I started by taking the knife apart,starting with 400 grit wet sandpaper I went at it until the porous finish was as smooth as the 400 would do and then went to 600 for aprox 45 minutes and finished by polishing the blade with simichrome polish and a good coating of oil.
Result,I am very pleased with the outcome and will be performing the same procedure on a few of my other production folders except I will progress to 1200 grit insted of stopping at 600.
Stopping at 600,when looking at the blade you can see a hazy outline of yourself sort of simi polished were 1200 will bring a more defined reflection just short of a mirror polish which is more appealing aesthetically IMO.

Kevin
 
Thanks for the help guys, but I was kinda looking for someone to do a professional job on it. Any suggestions????

Liong
 
Didja try over in the 'Shop Talk' forum?
Good luck, let us know what happens
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Is the blade flat ground or hollowground?
Dave Ellis, ABS, M.S.
Hwa Rang
 
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