Very easy. Get a glass container long enough to submerge the blade in apple cider vinegar, I use a small woodworking squeeze type clamp to hold the knife upright and off the bottom. Bring the vinegar to a boil and pour into container. It will fizz as the metal reacts. When it stops reacting, take it out. If you want it darker repeat the process. I did this one three times.
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Keeping a C & B loaded for extended peroids.
- WB, 2021-07-13, 20:55
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Not to go off too much of a tangent..
- John W, 2021-07-15, 02:30
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Hear in the South I can take a gun out of the house
- WB, 2021-07-15, 07:44
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Amen. Knives as well. In my lazy declining
- Chip, 2021-07-15, 08:54
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Hey Chip....
- Marco, 2021-07-15, 18:28
- You might wanna post your directions. I have - Chip, 2021-07-16, 08:29
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being that is one of my Predator knives that stained
- gary reeder, 2021-07-15, 19:30
- Forced Patina - Marco, 2021-07-16, 15:20
- 30-30 left in a safe in garage here in Texas - Jim Taylor, 2021-07-15, 15:00
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Hey Chip....
- Marco, 2021-07-15, 18:28
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Amen. Knives as well. In my lazy declining
- Chip, 2021-07-15, 08:54
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Hear in the South I can take a gun out of the house
- WB, 2021-07-15, 07:44
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GOING TO DO THIS THIS FALL/WINTER
- JT, 2021-07-14, 07:54
- I have read that "Wild Bill" Hickok - JSM, 2021-07-14, 14:15
- I have had no problems leaving capped - Chip, 2021-07-14, 07:16
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Don’t oil your nipples
- steve todd, 2021-07-14, 00:24
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Sounds like a good idea. So many oil up
- WB, 2021-07-14, 06:23
- As for nipple preservation - Chip, 2021-07-14, 07:24
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Sounds like a good idea. So many oil up
- WB, 2021-07-14, 06:23
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Not to go off too much of a tangent..
- John W, 2021-07-15, 02:30