blade etchings
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chetr1200c
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blade etchings
is there a way to take surface etchings off a blade without making it seem obvious?
- Tom Hudson
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Re: blade etchings
Yep - just takes elbow grease - get some wet or dry - use it wet - use a sanding block - change paper often & get it wet - might be able to start with 400 then 600 then? Depends how deep the etch is & how much work you want to put into it - - after getting the steel ground down you can either leave it or buff & polish - then do the other side to match - normally it's more work than most guys want to do & to costly to pay a professional to do - but it can be done - tomchetr1200c wrote:is there a way to take surface etchings off a blade without making it seem obvious?
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chetr1200c
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Re: blade etchings
thanks tom,, btw, i did try and email you with my request but my emails must not be getting thru....
- Tom Hudson
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Re: blade etchings
[email protected] is my e-mail - tomchetr1200c wrote:thanks tom,, btw, i did try and email you with my request but my emails must not be getting thru....
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Re: blade etchings
I can remove most blade etchings for $15 plus return postage. takes about 30 min to do it right
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