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Old 26th March 2026, 11:07 PM   #7
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Congratulations from me as well, these swords are not all that easy to find in my experience. I used to dread cleaning heavily corroded blades like this when I was trying to do it by hand, but since I discovered chelation agents, which do the work quickly and easily and only attack the iron oxide molecules, without harming the blade underneath, it is no longer a problem.
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