I have an old Puma White Hunter. Someone worked it over with a wire wheel. Can anyone suggest someone to refinish the blade? I am not looking to restore it.
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I would just use some emory paper on a flat file, or a flat stone, and restore all the surfaces to their original contour and finish. Start with 220 and finish with 400; 600 if you want.

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I have too many irons in the fire to do it myself.

Leave it alone, if you're not interesting in restoring it (good decision, why bother, they are by no means rare AND, without doubt, the costs would exceed the restored value), then use it and enjoy it for what it is. The wire brushing didn't affect the basic quality of the blade.

Otherwise, as suggested above, do it yourself. Hard to believe you can't find enough time to run a block of sand paper over it while watching TV football games or whatever. If you pay someone to do it, and they do a good job, you'll be paying them more or nearly so than it is worth IMO. But it's your money, your time, and your knife, so do what you think is best. This free advice might be worth its cost.

Your advice is probably worth quite a bit more than it's cost. I probably am just enough of an OCD type to spend way too much time on it. My thought was that someone who knew what he was doing with a belt sander could in a about 30 minutes to a good clean up on it. When I get started on something like this, my patience level is such that it's hard to put it down and come back to it. I can see myself spending an entire day with emory paper of various grits. That's what I meant by not having enough time.