Scratched Blade

[Theo01]

I've scrached the blade of my knife (non-cutting), where its slipped on the stone. How do I get rid of them?

 

[dwardo]

In my limited experience i would say not quickly

It does depend on what method you are using to sharpen the knife but hey they are all memory tags in my opinion
Its a good thing its getting used mate If you want a knife to stay super clean shiney and sharp best leave it in the cabinet

 

[British Red]

Why would you care?

All my blades have sharpening marks above the cutting bevel (which admittedly I stop to a shine).

If it really bothers you, then rub it out with coarse wet and dry (240 grit) then work down the grades (400, 600, 1,000, 1,500, 2,500 etc) until you get it shiny enough. You will need to do the whole blade length though (both sides) to keep the finish even. Finish with a cloth or buffing wheel charged with green or pink buffing compound or jewelers rouge

Red

 

[weaver]

I've scrached the blade of my knife (non-cutting), where its slipped on the stone. How do I get rid of them?

That knife is forever ruined, you should buy a new one and send that to someone deserving who will love it even with the ugly scratch.

And be more careful from now on!

 

[Andy]

what sort of finish does the knife have? what grit stone were you using at the time.

 

[John Fenna]

Personally I like the "used" look - which is just as well coz all my blades are scratched....
John

 

[Simca]

I've scrached the blade of my knife (non-cutting), where its slipped on the stone. How do I get rid of them?

Just mask it with other scratches.