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Removing surface corrosion #9024334 03/25/24 02:56 PM
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I’m hard on a few of my knives (lazy…) - what are the easiest ways to remove some surface staining & minor corrosion?

Re: Removing surface corrosion [Re: MeanGreen85] #9024345 03/25/24 03:16 PM
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Same as surface rust on a rifle. Fine steel wool and a few drops of gun oil.


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Use OOOO steel wool or Copper scouring pads. Plus oil. Caution: Do not use copper coated steel scouring pads.

Re: Removing surface corrosion [Re: deckh] #9028813 04/03/24 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by deckh
Use OOOO steel wool or Copper scouring pads. Plus oil. Caution: Do not use copper coated steel scouring pads.


been doing this for 70 years


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You said easiest so that would be a buffing wheel and jeweler’s rouge. Do not use it on anything blued though.

Re: Removing surface corrosion [Re: MeanGreen85] #9037292 04/22/24 03:59 PM
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Hoppes and 0000 steel wool,

Re: Removing surface corrosion [Re: MeanGreen85] #9081759 07/26/24 02:12 AM
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Is Flitz too abrasive?

Re: Removing surface corrosion [Re: MeanGreen85] #9081816 07/26/24 11:40 AM
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If it's a stainless blade I would use my buffing wheel after 0000 steel wool.


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