Benchmade 710 vinegar stains

Calling knife lovers, please help me. How do I get rid of rice vinegar stains on my Benchmade 710? I've tried Autosol, Brasso, dipping it in lime juice... dipping it back into the same vinegar - to soften the stains and all that. I still can't get rid of the ugly stains. (In case you are wondering, I didn't get a response from Benchmade USA)

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• Benchmade
• 710
• stains
• vinegar
• shahtub
• folder
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• autosol
• brasso
• BM

[AKSKSMAN]

You get one star for f'n up a Benchmade!!

[shahtub]

I know. But I'm moving on. Setting my focus on Carson M4. I wish I cud dip my BM710 blade into some chemical that will do the magic. But that won't happen :(

[OfficerSheepDog]

2000 Grit sandpaper Repolish it

Will still come out as a mirror finish.

[viewer1a]

/benchmadeforum . com

Go here. the BM forum is seriously the best forum I have ever been on. Super friendly and remarkably helpful.

[armypenguin]

hydrochloric acid?

[chalaohp]

did u try brasso??

[slam1972]

@shahtub if you haven't got that stain off yet try some baking soda with water and scrub it with a tooth brush for a few minutes and it should work

[captcarl2]

just use flitz. get it in a hardware store.

[survivaloutfitter]

haha no problem

[QuietBearr]

Thanks for the plug man! LOL

I would suggest doing the same thing that I did in mine, obviously you can skip the cleaning step as it looks already cleaned, the baking soda might work, but I think you are gonna have to sand it off. Be sure to get some metal polish if you dont want to have small scratch marks from the finished paper. LIke I said in the video, you can keep going in the higher grits till the marks are as small as you want, or polish it with metal polish.