Question:
How can I properly clean a sword?
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2008-12-07 10:40:46 UTC
I have a collectable ninja sword that I've had for four years, and I really like it, but for some reason it has a few scratches on it, and it keeps on getting more and more scratches every year. I don't get it out that much, but for some reason it just keeps on getting scratches. And I've tried to wash it of with water, but it didn't do any good. And I saw a rust spot on the handle it. I'm just a little worried that it'll look really crappy after a few years and that it'll have to be thrown away. Am I doing anything wrong? are there any products or other things I can use to clean it? It's entirely made of metal, and doesn't have a wooden handle covered in string, but do I need something to properly clean it?

Thanks!

-Tyler K
Five answers:
anonymous
2008-12-07 11:42:04 UTC
i collect guns the older the better. i don't use any oil on them because the oil will get sticky an also get in the wood. what i use is a good furniture polish. it keeps the metal dry an shinny. an wont let it get rusty. if you hold any of the metal where you touch it it will rust. keep an old rag.with the polish on it an touch up.
anonymous
2008-12-07 10:46:51 UTC
Tyler-



It keeps getting scratches on it because it's bored. Appease your sword by using it to run someone through. Swords like the taste of blood. I suggest someone close to you. On a serious note. Brasso is pretty good for cleaning metal. Not sure where you can find it. I'm sure Wal Mart has it, Wal Mart has everything.
bortle
2016-10-15 07:51:41 UTC
First, they are the two swords, or they are Katana. Katana ability sword. 2d, in the event that they are sturdy high quality katana, then they could in basic terms be wiped clean utilising a sword cleansing equipment, (approximately $10-$20). third, Katana at the instant are not sharpened, they are polished. it is not some thing that an unskilled guy or woman can do. It demands specific stones that are complicated to get. It demands years to income to do correct. in case you attempt to sharpen your katana you will smash them. ...
anonymous
2008-12-07 11:21:28 UTC
I would bring it to your local sword cleaning shop.....Most will do a GREAt job of making it look like new!!!
anonymous
2008-12-07 10:43:54 UTC
spit shine


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