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Old 7th June 2012, 08:19 PM   #1
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are you going to give it an etch also? Although actually I do not see any 'activity' of lamination it might anyway improve the metal shine/appearance of the blade, and who knows . . . .
(am sure Sajen was about to ask the same?!? )
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Old 7th June 2012, 08:42 PM   #2
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Hello Indianajones,

As i wrote i gave it very long etch during cleaning about a year ago. The lamination was easily visible back then... sadly i didn't make any photos.
Then i scrubbed it with steel wool and oiled it. Now the lamination is barely visible with the eye and very difficult to capture in photo.
But i will etch it again when i have time.



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are you going to give it an etch also? Although actually I do not see any 'activity' of lamination it might anyway improve the metal shine/appearance of the blade, and who knows . . . .
(am sure Sajen was about to ask the same?!? )
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