Scratched FRN
Scratched FRN
Well today my mom dropped my Delica on the pavement and it landed 10 feet from us :mad: Everything still works, but there are a few minor scratches in the FRN. Is there any way to smooth it back out, like with sandpaper? Thanks
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You will be able to smooth out the FRN with sand paper, but it will not have the same texture as when it came out of the mold. Can you post a picture of the damage? Just curious. :)
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Try to forgive your Mom. I don't know about you but I put my Mom through a lot more **** than her dropping something of mine. Anyway, your Delica is a tough knife and will hold up to a lot more than a drop. That always makes me feel good about my Spydercos. I don't know how to get scratches out though. I wish you luck with that. Just curious, which Delica do you have? What color and blade?
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I agree with Jazz. If you go to the auto supply store, you can get some really fine grit paper, sometimes up to 2000 grit. If you start out with medium grit and sand it with finer and finer grits, you should be able to get a nice finish on it. I've done this with a couple of my first gen Spydies just to keep them cleaned up.
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