can i use this on stainless steel and i have conan's father's sword will it strip paint off blade
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I would be very gentle if you use it on the painted sections of the blade or plated parts of the sword. This has stripped the brass color off a few plated pieces I've used it on in the past. As far as stainless steel, yes you can use it and it does an amazing job. Be forewarned though, if the stainless you are polishing has a brushed finish to it it will change that somewhat and give more of a satin finish.
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Yes you can use it on stainless steel. I will really make the steel shine. As for striping paint it depends on the paint and how it was applied. If the paint is a baked on enamel type paint it should not hurt the paint but I would be very carefull if you want to keep the paint on the on the metal, dont rub. If it is just paint residue that has air dried onto the blade and you want it off, this will take it off with some repeated polishing.
225247
Stainless steel it will work on, but know that it will not chrome it. And yes, it will slowly strip any kind of paint off, it is a polish, not a wax, meaning it makes things cleaner by stripping layers of damage off.
225248
This product IS a mildly abrasive product. If it is vinyl, powder, paint, ink, etc. It WILL strip it off. This is only for use with carbon, Damascus, frayed, drop forged, any forged, steel blades that are not screen printed, powder coated, inked, or painted.
676267
It works well on stainless steel, but I doubt it will really help with scratches. It is a great cleaner and polish. Deep scratches will still show.
1082656
Mora is a high carbon steel so it will stain over time. Does not take away from the quality of the blade. Mora's aren't meant to be pretty, they are meant to be used. If the rust freaks you out, just use a mild abrasive to remove it then use a light coat of oil on the blade. Any oil will do. I use olive oil since it is food friendly. It will last you a lifetime.
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I am not a professional by any means and its an inexpensive sword so I just wash it with dish soap and water and let it dry before I put it in the sheath. It has had some spots where it got some surface rust from not being dry when sheathed but they came out easy with a steel wool and light oil.
1908555
Not sure, check with manufacturer. I used it to clean silver, pewter and silver plate. Works great on a stainless steel sink , too. Wonderful product.
332477
I believe you can. I am a dog stylist and I clean my stainless steel blades in it. I haven't tried anything silver. It works great! I can't imagine that it would be limited to just gold jewelry etc. It comes with a solution, but you can use any jewelry cleaning solution, Dawn dish soap etc. You fill it to the fill line with water then add whatever solution you want to use.
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The sharpener will work on both materials, but they say the carbon steel is harder than stainless steel, so you may need more pulls through the sharpener. Eyeball your knives to know when to advance to the next stage. Also may want to clean-out the residue from the carbon steel knives so no 'rust' appears in your sharpener.
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Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't... » Read More Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. « Show Less
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I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it!If you read the directions it tells you.
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This product was recommended by my custom cabinet maker. Although I have not tried it on my stainless steel, the directions read: "CLEANS, PROTECTS AND POLISHES all enameled, varnished and lacquered wood or metal surfaces, leather, linoleum, tile, glass, porcelain, masonite."
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I've long used this on the hardwood handles of martial arts practice swords and since sometimes the blades have surface rust I started coating the blades as well, it stopped them from rusting and they are a very flexible metal bending up to 90 degrees, this poly flexes with them without any problem, no visible cracking whatsoever.
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onion juice will make high carbon stainless steel rust. always wipe your knife.
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I checked the corer and could not find stainless steel written on the blade anywhere. It has not rusted and remains sharp. I did not save the packaging to see if it said it there.l
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I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
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it says it is good for all metals, so I think it could be used on stainless. Bust a stainless cleaner is likely cheaper.
987710
I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
1945238
Have no clue what a Katana is or what is made of. But as far as the metal glow is concerned it is great stuff. It does have an abrasive in the paste but not course enough to cause scratches rather it takes out fine scratches. Try it in an area that is not seen, As far stain removing it all depends on the type of stain ? and type of metal the Katana is made of. I would not expect it to remove rust ! It's an excellent product and I found my first tube at a knife show and asked the people how they got such a brilliant shine on blades of the knife. It was metal glow.