Unboxing, application and use of green polishing compound for knives.

[@trex554]

knife nuts always have band aids on their fingers. This dude is the read deal with duck tape on one of his fingers. LOL

[@ninjastick419]

i never imagined to listen to the cut. thanks.

[@davidcontrerasm]

Silly question: Next time you want to use it, do you clean the previous green compound or just add a fresh layer on top? Thanks! :)

[@TprogamerYOUTUBETerraria]

I just go over mine and maybe twice a year I replace the leather

[@ardvarkkkkk1]

You can put that bar in your will. You will never use it all. :)

[@henrytesla9247]

Use clean leather strop after the compound it will make a big difference

[@elviscloss8913]

Hi there mate, great video just asking before i buy one would it be easy to cut up into smaller sections as its a bit heavy for the field? cheers

[@ghidfg]

seems like that would last a couple lifetimes

[@skilledsniper3305]

What are the components of aluminum polishing compound

[@nwilburnqt9474]

Thank u

[@AgustinWhittaker]

Question: I've seen some other indications to warm up the strop to allow the compound to go into the to the surface of the leather. In your experience, is that necessary ? Thank you.

[@playas487]

+Agustin Whittaker no .just my opinion

[@charlescooperderose8872]

Agustin Whittaker what I do is heat up the leather, to make the compound go on easier, then I kind of cake it on, and once I feel I have the leather completely covered, I heat it up again, and take a cotton cloth and wipe away the excess, leaving the leather covered completely but not caked. Hope this helps.

[@fawnamae]

@@charlescooperderose8872 do you save what you wiped off?

[@crazy4rc]

Who the fuck measures their bar of rouge and and then describes the shape like no ones ever seen it. That shape happens to be the standard for precious metal melts.

[@mikewarren7855]

how do you apply it to a buffing wheel?

[@Theshortguy84]

you hold it on the wheel Till iT MELts on

[@Tydie.]

Can this stuff be used on ivory?

[@joso5554]

Polishing pastes definitely can be used on ivory. One should avoid applying too much pressure or friction to avoid heating.

[@Tydie.]

@joso5554 thanks. I didnt see much affect unfortunately

[@felixf5211]

If you didn't get the results you expected, try Dialux. It's a high quality product made in Europe. Choose the color appropriate for your needs, or buy a sample kit and find the right polish/compound for your application(s). IME, It's no comparison to Chinese products. It's very good. Best of luck.

[@ksingleton101]

Trap-a-Zoid in America, You Brits have a strange way of speaking, lol Still Love ya, great video!

[@huntergreen99]

Good job. Just bought some. Hope yr right bro. Lol

[@MrLanternland]

I like Sharp Shady better than Fat Shady!

[@joshuasechter5306]

no one can understand you, fix your audio.

[@bennedyningthoukhongjam2618]

Wowowwo, Wtf r u saying