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			thanks guys! 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	After etching I used windex (for the ammonia) and then washed it with water. But I am yet to oil it, would vaseline do well? Guess I wont try to etch it more, would suck to damage it.  | 
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 ![]() The steel on these is pretty soft. You can always repolish with some 2000 wet and dry in a few minutes. Try it stood in lemon juice for a day or two, then wash off and oil. Best Gene  | 
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			ooo I dont know how I missed your comment, Gene. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	Thanks for the advice, I'll give it a go later. I always thought its dangerous to leave blades in acidic material for a long time?:P  | 
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 If the level falls below the top of the blade the process will be more harsh at the top of the liquid level. I guess because of the oxygen.  | 
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