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Thread: Chromium oxides on strops
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03-11-2014, 09:07 AM #1
For one thing, you may find the diamond spray cleaner to work with and around. I simply lay my strop over newspaper, exposing the side that I wish to treat, spray it down and rub it in and then hang it up to dry for 24 hours before using. On a white linen strop, the spray is of course invisible and the visual feedback you get after using it a few times shows you that it's working with evidence of the metal from the blade being left behind.
This is of course, yet another YMMV issue too. But, I took Lynn's advice early on and started using this from day one as a quick, easy touch up method.
Frank
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03-11-2014, 06:07 AM #2
I use diamond and CrOx spray on hanging compressed felt.
Stick/crayon CrOx on linen.
Why, it is what I have found works best for me. I still do not use them on every blade but as I am in this longer I find my preferences change, so I do go back and experiment. If I don't like an edge a few light strokes on the 12k will put it right back.( I will do a couple of back hone/strop strokes on the stone first) this has been what works for me.Last edited by pfries; 03-11-2014 at 12:21 PM.
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