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Joined: Jan 2015
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Kind of hard to say without seeing the dagger. To remove a little dirt or grime, a VERY light and well done removal would seem ok. To remove that green verdegris is also a good thing. it eats everything. To remove any tarnish, you will always have the "CLEANED" look that you do not want. Just gives me the creeps when I see a dagger, or a fighting knife that has been all cleaned up. Ed
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