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ElCaballero
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Would you consider this overpolished?


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Looks like it was buffed on a wheel - probably complete with rounded edges too.


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Would you consider this overpolished?


Nope,polished with a buffing wheel.Little to no stock removell.Helps prevent rust.Could be burnished with 4 o steel wool to a satin finish .
 
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Would you consider this overpolished?


Little to no stock removell.Helps prevent rust.




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