My favorite color is BLUE!.............A patina thread.

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This side doesn't have the green but still a nice range of colour.
 
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Nothing like as dramatic as most in here (although the colours - blues especially - do pop more IRL so probably in part down to phone camera fail) but here's how my Prendergast is looking.

And the old first-time-carbon classic question - the exposed aogami super at the edge seems prone to taking this browny colour; patina or rust?

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It feels smooth.
 
That looks so cool. How are you liking 1.2562 so far?
I don't think I use knives in a way that reveals edge longevity well enough to draw out useful comparisons, but it's held up very well so far. I will be touching it up probably sometime next week though it's still functionally sharp.
 
And the old first-time-carbon classic question - the exposed aogami super at the edge seems prone to taking this browny colour; patina or rust?

actual rust looks more spotty i think, my shibata as also took a kind of brownish color - don't think its rust but maybe someone more experienced can elaborate..

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my staub cocotte took an interesting patina yesterday after cooking..

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The patina was taken off before I cut the chilli. Guess it's because I stir fried the chilli before cutting and chilli oil came off and react with the steel.
Ah, I can see that happening then. Still cool that you were able to get a patina from chili's.
 
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Some 240mm Workhorse Kato Patina after months of use (I keep it clean while working with a wet cloth which I wipe the knife with every minute while cooking, otherwise patina would be waaaay stronger. I have this healthy habit of always wiping any carbon knife with a wet cloth every half a produce I chop/cut/slice trough, takes about 2~5 seconds and keeps my knives polish new for the longest).

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