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    Senior Member BrianB's Avatar
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    Hey guys! I recently purchased a Red Imp from eBite. Of course the pictures were made just so nothing seemed wrong. Of course there's pitting (or what I think is pitting) across the spine and a little on the top of one side. The rest of the blade is fine. Due to my lack of experience and/or tools, I was wondering if anyone would clean this up for me and maybe get it shave-ready if possible. If you need more pics just let me know. Just let me know a price estimate.
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    Aw, that's nothing!

    Hell, even I can fix that!

    Now, if that level of rusting was along the edge....That's a different story!

    PM me if you want me to touch it up.... With that bit of rust, there will be pitting. I can remove the rust and work on the area. It will not look mint (You'd have to remove quite a bit of metal to get that perfect), but it will look good.

    C utz

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    I have seen a lot worse than that off ebay. At least the blades all there

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    My thanks to C utz and his beautiful handiwork!
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    Ok C utz, could you tell us what you did?

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    He got rid of the rust either by scraping or sanding, then sanded down the pits to an acceptable level then polished. It's pretty much what we talk about daily lol.

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