That looks really impressive, Ben! Is Farecla readily available everywhere, or is it a specialty thing?
That's pretty impressive result's mate
Quote from: Micky d on November 18, 2008, 10:12:59 PMThat's pretty impressive result's mate It looks a lot better in the flesh. A bit more time spent and the result is even better. But I'm lazy.
I've always used Brasso. It works well for polishing scratches out of plastic screens for iPods and such also.
I'll just add a word of caution on the little knives. There isn't much plastic over the toothpick / tweezer slot and if you are trying to rub out deep scratches you can crack the plastic there. If you have deep scratches on any SAK and are starting out with a coarse grit it is possible to wear the inlaid shield away. I've done it On vintage knives I'd stick to a little brasso. Sure you want your knife to look good in your collection but I don't think it hurts to have it still look like it seen a few years service; character and all that. Neil
Thankfully the image would be slightly diffuse