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12-10-2018, 03:28 PM
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Messed up the logo etch-fix?
Doing a final clean-up I did a light pass over the logo etch. One of those all thumbs scenarios it removed the black oxide from the the mark. The etch wasn't super deep so attempting to use what the engravers ink do is not going to settle into that area. Attempting to re-etch and mark can bring some poor results if slightly off. Then I have to take the knife apart do a full rub on the side then back together.
Thoughts to fix or leave it? __________________ Mike  
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