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RustFree™
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This outstanding product is the best we have ever seen for preventing rust or staining on high carbon tool steel, or any non-stainless steel. For best results clean the metal with WD-40 or very hot water. When the metal is completely dry place one drop of RustFree on it and spread carefully with a clean fingertip. DO NOT SQUEEZE THE BOTTLE HARD! A touch of the tip will deposit enough to cover one side of a 6" X 1-1/2" blade or a 6" pistol barrel. If you are protecting a knife or other cutting tool be very careful not to cut your fingers while you are working. RustFree will not oxidize or harden and leave your metal unprotected. This is a silicone product and is much safer than petroleum products. One bottle should be enough to protect all your hunting knives and all of the tools in your shop for a year, or even longer. For a large gun collection or machinery protection, you might want more than one bottle.
**When ordering with another item the price is $6.95. When ordering alone the price is $8.95 with FREE SHIPPING**
RustFree™
When ordered with another item.
.RF125 $7.95
RustFree™ - When ordered alone.
Includes shipping.
.RF125-2 $9.95
Simichrome Polishing Paste
The original knife collectors polish; for polishing chrome, silver, brass, nickel silver, blade steels, etc. I have used it for over 30 years and while I have tried every new polish I run into, I have never found one to replace it.
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A.G. Russell™ Field Sharpener
Based on the work of inventor Louis Graves, here is a compact sharpener that will do it all. Two diamond rods for establishing a new bevel and/or thinning a dull blade. Two ceramic rods of very high alumina content to put that razor sharp finished edge on the blade.
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A.G. Russell™ Ceramic Sharpener
The ceramic sharpener was invented by Louis Graves. We have always disagreed with Louis about the proper angle for the rods, but in every other way, he really knew what he was doing.