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  1. 08-03-2014, 03:48 PM #11
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    Here's one that shows it real well.

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    Max, thanks for the photo. That is an apt display of the line in question. I'm lucky mine don't have that. I took your initial suggestion and used a wee bit of Maas compound to remove what miniscule staining there was on the blades and they shined in a few moments.
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    Name: 5.jpg Views: 91 Size: 13.6 KBName: 6.jpg Views: 81 Size: 19.3 KBName: 7.jpg Views: 91 Size: 18.2 KB
    here are some examples also on a Joseph Rogers I have in the mail
    showing it is just a corrosion area where the blade contacts the scales could be deep but I hope not
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