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Old 5th May 2015, 10:16 PM   #6
Roland_M
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Originally Posted by Sylektis
No, Ι am afraid to do that. Furthermore already has sufficient corrosion thereon.
This is a wise decision. I am sure, this blade is made from wootz. But the lightest kind of etching can destroy the decorations. A few months ago I killed golden remains on my german small sword, without direct contact to the etchant, just a few bubbles. My heart is still bleeding.
I would leave it as it is and only stop the corrosion.

This fantastic dream of a blade is too good for experiments.

Kind regards Roland
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