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simplymy2sense
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Loving the outdoors, camping, hiking, survival, being prepared (for whatever), shooting guns, knives, outdoor equipment. I also love to do all of the above with my family. I think it is important to pass on these skills and use them for teaching opportunities with our children. I hope to share "My2sense" and also learn from yours.
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simplymy2sense
(3 minutes ago)
your welcome! I'm glad I could pass on this easy technique. It is fun to play around with different patterns. The longer you leave on the mustard the darker the pattern turns out. fun stuff
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simplymy2sense
(10 minutes ago)
Yes, I have had a few fun projects with this patina thing..Sometimes I don't get anything close to what I was wanting and I actually like it better.. easy and fun
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Sean-Critchfield
(18 minutes ago)
Thank you for taking the time! Very cool. I have recommended this to a few friends as well.
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KennethKramm
(28 minutes ago)
Thanks for the demo bro. Ken
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simplymy2sense
(32 minutes ago)
Yes indeed. I have done this as well for full color patina. To control the patina pattern (somewhat), it has been easier to use the mustard. My favorite one ever done was overnight in vinegar (completely submerged) and then overnight with the mustard in a pattern that I wanted.
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MrBackpacker48
(47 minutes ago)
Hey, Awesome job! Your getting to be a pro at that! Thanks for showing!..
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briargoatkilla
(51 minutes ago)
Great demonstration!
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outdoorinitiative
(2 hour ago)
That bk-16 looks so good! Wow i'm going to play around with this. Thank you!
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nate4472
(2 hour ago)
Your kids are hilarious!
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simplymy2sense
(3 hours ago)
Thanks! but I'm far from being a pro, it is just that easy..It is a fun project though. Thanks for tuning in!
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simplymy2sense
(12 hours ago)
Good point.....ha ha ....Ya know, I never really thought about it....I just did it because that is what I saw. It is funny the things we do without really knowing why we do them. Thanks for the comment, I'll try it out without the plastic.
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simplymy2sense
(20 hours ago)
It actually helps prevent rusting from my experience....have not seen anything to contradict this conclusion...yet..
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simplymy2sense
(11 hours ago)
Good question, I haven't got that far yet. Although, I have forced a patina and decided to do it again for a better design on top of it. I will look into removing it and how. Thanks for the challenge!
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simplymy2sense
(2 hours ago)
@TheBeandip13 you can submerge the blade into a full bowl of vinegar or mustard. You can take it out and check the patina every couple of hours to get the darkness you prefer. fully submerged.
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simplymy2sense
(4 hours ago)
thank you! It has been fun experimenting
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simplymy2sense
(2 hours ago)
ya know, I am not sure if I've tried it with the knives I have put a patina on. That is an excellent question! I will go grab one and give it a shot and get back to ya.
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