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TOKUSHU KNIFE STROP SHOTS 2 Micron Premium Polycrystalline Abrasive

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TOKUSHU KNIFE STROP SHOTS 2 Micron Premium Polycrystalline Abrasive - Tokushu Knife
TOKUSHU KNIFE STROP SHOTS 2 Micron Premium Polycrystalline Abrasive Sale price$9.99 USD
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Steel, Construction and Care

Our catalog includes stainless, semi-stainless and carbon steels selected for edge performance and durability. Carbon steels may develop a patina, while stainless steels are designed to resist discoloration. Follow the care guidance on each product page, hand wash only and dry the knife promptly after use.

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C.H.

This stuff is amazing, when ypu apply it to your leather strop. When you apply the heat from your heading element, you can actually see the leather condition agent, liquefied, absorbed in the leather.

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Michael Wilson
Great Stuff

This makes stropping more fun. I usually leave it a bit tacky on the leather, and it puts a mirror wicked edge on knife blades. Must have for your sharpening kit.

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Humberto Betanzo
Diamond abrasive shot

First time using the diamond shot for my strop and I am very pleased with the results!

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Neil
Nothing short of astonishing.

I'm a bit of a stropping fool, and have bought and tried a lot of stropping compounds. This 2 micron polydiamond emulsion is by far the best I've tried to date. It can single-handedly put a gorgeous, toothy edge back on a blade with just a few passes. So much so that I've gone back and restropped blades on the 2 µm emulsion after progressing to 1 and .5 µm Gunny Juice, because I like the 2 µm edge better. It's nothing short of astonishing.