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Signing UpStep 1Brushing (Optional)
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First, you are going to identify if there is any kind of tough dirtiness or impurity like this one of here...
And then, with a dremel-kind of drill, and a steel brush, you just brush it in mid RPM, (See the photos for the brush and the final result)
After this, (if your knife had these kind of dirtiness), you can see your reflection on it, just look at my cell phone there!
First, you are going to identify if there is any kind of tough dirtiness or impurity like this one of here...
And then, with a dremel-kind of drill, and a steel brush, you just brush it in mid RPM, (See the photos for the brush and the final result)
After this, (if your knife had these kind of dirtiness), you can see your reflection on it, just look at my cell phone there!
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Sep 3, 2011. 5:59 AMhuubzz
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Just boil the knife in water if it's all metal, if there's plastic on then just pop it off boil it and put the plastic caps back on. always works :D
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