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GHanson
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by GHanson »
What is the best way to clean my Sharpmaker? The manual suggests using abrasive powder and a cleaning pad. Do you use water or clean it dry?
Better ideas?
Thanks.
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J Smith
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by J Smith »
Comet water and a scowering pad.It really makes a differance in how it cuts an edge.
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sven
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by sven »
abrasive pad and lemon juice. works real well. use with water when you do the comet and abrasive cleaner. hope this helps.
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GHanson
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by GHanson »
Thanks for the replies. I'll put them to work today.
Do you clean it after every use or just when the rods start looking dirty?
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J Smith
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by J Smith »
I clean mine when it starts takeing a little longer to get the edge I want.
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antichristina
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by antichristina »
if you are in the field any good polishing paste such as flitz or metal glo work great as well.