will this discolor my cold steel voyager handel
1367094
I use this on many different pistols with laser and wood grips and on my Randall knives without any negative effects whatsoever. Hope this helps.
1367095
Hi, I've used this on almost all of my folders and it has never discolored or affected the metal in anyway. Great stuff, in my opinion!
342498
I've used a product called "Bar Keepers Friend" on mine. The only discoloration I notice is on the bottoms occasionally and also the rivets on the inside of the pan. The rivets don't ever seem to clean and shine up like new, however, the bottom can be polished up with the above product. It's only a couple bucks...it's a powder that you make a paste with a little water. Rub the paste on the bottom of the pan and let it sit 15 minutes or so and then rub off. Works like a charm! I've had these pans for several years and love them despite the rivets not recovering from a lot of use. Hope that helps!
1860155
Sure, it will blue the steel. Remember the larger the area to blue, the harder it will become to get an even blue. If it were a gel I think it would work a lot better. Good for small touch ups. You can control the bluing by the amounts of coats you apply and the amount of time you leave the Perma Blue on.
249923
Mine is great. I use it all winter on my 1920 Glenwood cookstove to slow cook and braise. Thus far I've had no probs with staining but I don't think it's much to worry about at any rate. I use Bar Keepers friend to clean any stubborn enamel. It works great and does not scratch. It's an old product made from rhubarb.
1714986
Yes. Absolutely. You will need to rinse it off with fresh water. As you know salt water will corrode it if it is not cleaned after each use. MarineHQ
2200548
No. It will discolor the exterior and void the warranty. That said, I put mine in the dishwasher because I am not interested in hand washing anything and although the exterior is lightened, the interior looks brand new and I love these pans. I give their exterior a swipe with a bit of oil and they are dark and even-toned again. I have been doing this for months and it works great. If you care about warrantee do not do this.
2197299
It would mar the finish, and leave it able to rust (I think) where it was engraved... Unless it were kept oiled maybe?
590832
No. I've had mine in lots of harsh environments, and it is remarkably durable. No discoloration at all.
1690081
I used it at 3;00 pm on oil pipe stem color changed from rusty brown to a black color (wet) and next morning 8 am all was white crystals (dry). I would suggest next day primer. I used terry cloth to apply cause all sponges and gloves shreaded to pieces. May need spot 2nd coat.
2128688
For touch up it can be used if you are doing cold bluing but it will not exactly match a flat black finish. I re-blued a Russian Mosin Nagant and the finish came out good but only because of extensive prepping the surface. If the surface is not prepped enough then you will end up with a rusty reddish looking color.
980997
I should think so, as it is billed as a fine scratch remover. I had dropped some hand sanitizer on my console, which is a colored, shiny plastic. It discolored and matted the plastic. I used Novus 2 and it brought it back both in color and shine. (Be sure to use as directed and all should work well.) Awesome stuff!
256231
No I have never had that problem, and I don't think the stainless steel could do that. Of course I have a back & tan Doberman, so a discoloration would probably not be noticeable.
590966
I have not experienced any staining and I have had some of my Rada knives for over a decade. I wash and dry and knives after use. Do not let them sit and drip dry. If you experience any discoloration on the handle, I would suggest a gentle scrub with 0000 steel wool and a gentle dish detergent. Hope this helps
1974823
I have had mine for over a year now and none of my funiture is discolored. I had i coverin my furniture all winter also and it has held up great and my furniure is still perfect.
2119143
it will, but removing the stuff after it has been painted is much more difficult. most people use water on the acoustic to soften it up so it comes off easy, after it has been painted the water does not absorb as well and the stuff is sealed better so its harder to scrape
605094
The Sapphire will remove a very small amount. But rubbing any metal, like a cutting edge, with anything will eventually cause wear, that is technically removing metal, but an infinitesimal amount. The Leather Strop is used as a final finish or polish, giving a final keen edge such as you would need on a razor. You would ALWAYS strop away from the cutting edge, not into it (which would cut the strop) as you do your final finish, removing any microscopic wire edges on your cutting edge. At least that is my understanding.
253074
Yes, you have to do multiple steps to get it back to clear. Parts that are not discolored can just be polished