Gang,
I have a knife with a forced patina on it. It needs some chamfering/rounding of the choil and spine.
What's the best way to go about this without a bench or belt grinder? I have a dremel, sandpaper, and some moxie.
And if I want to get a forced patina again to cover where I round, do I need to get rid of the old patina first and then reapply, or would it look ok doing new patinas on top of the preexisting? I would think that I would need to get rid of the original and start with a uniform condition so it looks uniform when patinaed but wanted to make sure.
Thanks,
Corey
I have a knife with a forced patina on it. It needs some chamfering/rounding of the choil and spine.
What's the best way to go about this without a bench or belt grinder? I have a dremel, sandpaper, and some moxie.
And if I want to get a forced patina again to cover where I round, do I need to get rid of the old patina first and then reapply, or would it look ok doing new patinas on top of the preexisting? I would think that I would need to get rid of the original and start with a uniform condition so it looks uniform when patinaed but wanted to make sure.
Thanks,
Corey