revolverman357
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What would you use to recoat your blade or pocket clip when the black wears off? Does someone make a teflon spray or anything?
Restore black coating
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Depends on what the black coating is. There are a variety of paint, lacquer, polymer, teflon coatings, ceramic or bluing used depending on the knife.
Visit Brownells.com and do a search for "bake-on spray" or "oven cure" and you will find many brands of spray and bake metal coatings.
If it's only a scratch, a permanent marker may be all you need.
Visit Brownells.com and do a search for "bake-on spray" or "oven cure" and you will find many brands of spray and bake metal coatings.
If it's only a scratch, a permanent marker may be all you need.
revolverman357
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thanks, I have no idea what the coating is, i'll check out brownells.
I'd stay away from any bake coatings if the oven cure time is in excess of 30 minutes.
You can get non-bake coatings, but the price for doing this to touch up a blade is probably prohibitive.
As tacky as it sounds look at the Krylon paints for metal. Cheap, readily available and a single can can last for years touching up your blade black.
You can get non-bake coatings, but the price for doing this to touch up a blade is probably prohibitive.
As tacky as it sounds look at the Krylon paints for metal. Cheap, readily available and a single can can last for years touching up your blade black.
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