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Skimo
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I like the plastic washers myself, they've been working flawlessly for 10 years Smilerno need to polish 'em either.


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and then they oxidize again and you quit worrying about them...


BINGO !!!!!

As the late, great Richard Dawson said:

"That's the numba one answer"

Don't make a bit of difference what they look like. long as those bad mutha's work the way they're supposed to.

Way back in the day, when I had a lot of time on my hands, I'd be a bad guy/rule breaker/warranty voider, and give my blades a good rubdown. I found that some good car polish would get the gleam back up on the washers. Took a bit longer, but they really looked spiffy after that.


Yaaa, I'll go along with that. I put it back together an it is just fine.


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Skimo wrote...I like the plastic washers myself, they've been working flawlessly for 10 years no need to polish 'em either.
The longer I'm involved with these knives, the better those original nylon/plastic type washers look. Heck, if you can't wear them out in 10 years, they're plenty good. Smiler


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