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That's it. It's the hazy finish guys get excited about on their bevels. Ironically you can achieve that look well before the finished stage but it has a function on the soft sides of J/knives. It...

You had a valid point Jerry. If you use slurry with a hard stone you will get Kasumi.

With water alone you'll get "scratches" from a "hard" Jnat. If you get kasumi it's a soft stone. Also you can't tell a lot by scratch width eg dmt 8k may be 8k wide but about 1k deep :roflmao
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