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01-26-2013, 09:04 PM #1Senior Member
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A painful but not terribly expensive lesson...
I tried polishing the W&B with some metal polish. It was looking real good too, when I noticed a hairline crack in the blade that the schmutz was hiding.
See photo below:
Oh well...maybe the scales might be worth saving after some epoxy and cleaning.
Hopefully I'll have better luck with the other one.
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02-04-2013, 07:47 PM #2Senior Member
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That is realy bad luck. That would be realy good looking blade.
Originally Posted by Peter57
A painful but not terribly expensive lesson...
I tried polishing the W&B with some metal polish. It was looking real good too, when I noticed a hairline crack in the blade that the schmutz was hiding.
See photo below:
Oh well...maybe the scales might be worth saving after some epoxy and cleaning.
Hopefully I'll have better luck with the other one.
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