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Hello GP,
For me, it's normal to clean them ''gently ' when the weapons were really bad preserved: lot of red rust of all black rust too, I think we have to ! Not with a mechanic sander and 80 grain as I already saw ![]() Nothing better than an example: Not talking about money but this all rusty shamshir I have per example, bought less than 80 Euros couldn't stay like that... now I can sell it for a fair price but I prefer to collect... Experience, passion and good skills helps too, I worked in antique furnitures and collect blades since more than 20 years it helps ! , half of my garage full of stuff like ferric acid , choji oil, sand stones. It's like a second job ! Sure if its too damaged or costs an arm and a leg, better consult a specialist ( difficult to find for japanese swords per example and expensive as David said ) or leave it like that ! |
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