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How To Clean A Case Knife. Both of those knives should clean up nicely! The key to cleaning a knife is (my opinion) not removing any material that is original to the knife, whether it's metal or handle. A mild metal polish will wipe that right off. If you have an antique knife, it's likely that it'll be rusted, grimey, dull.less than ideal. Or perhaps you took it along on a hunt and forgot. Cleaning a really dirty pocketknife. Most experts agree that the number one rule to follow when cleaning any knife is to work patiently and slowly. Steel wool and high grade sand paper will remove the tarnish and any light rust (if you. If you get your blade wet with any unknown liquid or saltwater while working, you should wash it with tap water, dry it with a cloth and then oil the blades up. Maybe it got left out in the rain overnight. If the knives are kind of invaluable, i personally would restore them and polish them as bill has suggested. So how do you go about restoring the. If you work too fast or clean too.

Or perhaps you took it along on a hunt and forgot. Most experts agree that the number one rule to follow when cleaning any knife is to work patiently and slowly. If the knives are kind of invaluable, i personally would restore them and polish them as bill has suggested. Both of those knives should clean up nicely! A mild metal polish will wipe that right off. So how do you go about restoring the. Maybe it got left out in the rain overnight. If you work too fast or clean too. Steel wool and high grade sand paper will remove the tarnish and any light rust (if you. If you get your blade wet with any unknown liquid or saltwater while working, you should wash it with tap water, dry it with a cloth and then oil the blades up.

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How To Clean A Case Knife Cleaning a really dirty pocketknife. A mild metal polish will wipe that right off. If you have an antique knife, it's likely that it'll be rusted, grimey, dull.less than ideal. Cleaning a really dirty pocketknife. If the knives are kind of invaluable, i personally would restore them and polish them as bill has suggested. Maybe it got left out in the rain overnight. Both of those knives should clean up nicely! Most experts agree that the number one rule to follow when cleaning any knife is to work patiently and slowly. If you work too fast or clean too. Steel wool and high grade sand paper will remove the tarnish and any light rust (if you. If you get your blade wet with any unknown liquid or saltwater while working, you should wash it with tap water, dry it with a cloth and then oil the blades up. The key to cleaning a knife is (my opinion) not removing any material that is original to the knife, whether it's metal or handle. Or perhaps you took it along on a hunt and forgot. So how do you go about restoring the.