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I'm with Ben on this one... sometimes a blade is terribly pitted and goes to greaseless, but, generally, when I buff, I keep with non-greaseless (Greased?) compounds, to keep the lines as original as...

That is a reallly cool theory... But that's also a little outside of my skill level... I'm happy with it as it is now. Thank you, though!

Best regards,
Jeremy

Well what happens when you say "Oh, and don't look behind this door!" ?

Everyone in the room wants to know what's behind it then!

I'm going to go wash that image out of my mind with bleach >.>

OH GOD, WHY DID YOU SHARE THAT!?

:cry::cry::cry::cry:

I've just finished it on the 12k, with only general cleanup. Kept the etch (which, as Dylan noted, is really more a frost than an etch) and cleaned it up pretty well. However, the scales can't really...

Thank you both, I think I'll just hit the back of the blade and the spine with Maas, and keep the rest as is.

Gratzie!
Jeremy

The pictures don't show it well, but that black gunky stuff is also on the Our Beauty etch, but only a bit of it

So, I'll make this one quick... I found a new Torrey today, and I can't decide whether or not to buff it. It has "Our Beauty" in a sort of frosted-etch on the blade (if I buff it, the etch is...