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    Default Red Injun, my first true restore.

    The pins and washers are new but The rest is original. I tried to dome the washers a bit like the originals and they came out ok. There had been a huge amount of orange peel like pitting on the blade that can still be seen on very close inspection but, at least in the photos, you can't make it out. I hand sanded and preserved the edges and corners well. The vulcanite scales were a dingy brown but came to life with wet sanding 1K to 2.5K, white rouge on the buffer, polishing paste, then renwax finish.

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    Unfortunately, after all the sanding, the blade feels very thin and I'm worried what will happen when I try to hone it. I'll get around to trying in a couple of days
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