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  1. 02-09-2014, 02:40 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Cool!!!!!!
    Hey Sharptonn! Thanks for not 'pinning the tail on the donkey' for my lack of pins....


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    Looks great! very nice finish on the blade!

    But really when is the pinning party!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfpack34 View Post
    I finished it with 800 grit crocus cloth...it really works well to soften the look of the finish. Then I tape it off and polish the tang and spine to a mirror finish. I really like this look on certain shaped blades...I'm glad you like it as well.

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    Looks great! very nice finish on the blade!

    But really when is the pinning party!
    YES! Have hammer, will travel! HAR!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    Looks great! very nice finish on the blade!

    But really when is the pinning party!

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    I have been to 4 different hardware stores. No 800 grit crocus cloth to be found!

    YES! Have hammer, will travel! HAR!

    Ok, ok...I'm really running out of excuses at this point I guess. Next one up you can count on it, I will definitely, most assuredly, without hesitation, maybe pin it up first!

    As for the 'crocus'...I bought mine at 'Ace Hardware' some time ago but I also know there are tons of places online to buy it. I'll Google up some places, check 'em out , and then let you know where you can get the kind that I am using. I'm almost out myself so I've got to look anyway. Standby...

    Thanks Guys...

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    Very nice!!

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    Hey Sharptonn! (and anyone else interested )

    Here's the info and some pics of the Crocus Cloth that I use. It's made by Fandeli Abrasives in Texas.

    Catalog: http://www.aishouston.com/images/fan...al_catalog.pdf

    Website: Fandeli - Coated Abrasives


    After 400 grit and 600 grit grease-less compound I use the Fine Crocus (800 grit) to get that Soft Satin look.

    Pictures:

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    Name: P1160165.jpg Views: 125 Size: 17.1 KB


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    Beautiful razor
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    Okay, now this is interesting-I've been wanting to try for more of a satin finish. I've got all the greseless wheels including 400 and 600. Is there any chance I can get that satin look with 800 wet-dry paper (which i happen to have on hand)? Thanks-SHD
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad View Post
    Okay, now this is interesting-I've been wanting to try for more of a satin finish. I've got all the greseless wheels including 400 and 600. Is there any chance I can get that satin look with 800 wet-dry paper (which i happen to have on hand)? Thanks-SHD
    Yes! I have a local hardware which has everything! (except 800 crocus!) The have a myriad of cloth backed rolls of abrasives. Since you have to tear a little piece anyway, perhaps it will work and be pretty handy as well?
    Dang! I HAVE some!
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    Just got around to seeing this wolfpack. That looks SLICK.
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