Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Maintenance Cleaning Kit

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The complete sword Cleaning Kit. Includes Mini
Hammer, Sword Oil, Uchiko, and Cotton Cloth. This kit is A Must Have for all serious sword collectors. Includes instructions for sword.
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Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Maintenance Cleaning Kit
Item Description
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Specification:
Dimension :
7.25 " X 3 " X 2.75 "
Mini Hammer :
To remove the nail from the handle of the sword
Blade Oil :
Protect the sword from humidity and rusting.
Uchiko:
( Powder Ball) To remove oil from the blade.
Erufu:
(Cotton Cloth) Can be used as Harai Gami . It's washable.
Condition:
New in the box
This kit is A Must Have for all serious sword collectors.
Why do you need to buy this cleanning kit?
All metal parts of your sword should always be covered with a light coating of oil to prevent rust. Your sword comes with either a light plastic spray or a heavy coating of grease to protect the blade in transport across the ocean.
Instructions for cleanning your sword:
Step 1: Use a Erufu to remove oil and debris from the blade. Please hold the sharp edge away from you while you are working on the blade.
Step 2: Tap the uchiko lightly against the blade. Continue tapping all the way to the tip of the blade.
Step 3: After powdering the blade, use a clean erufu to polish the blade in a circular motion. Repeat until the powder is dissolves.
Step 4: Repeat Steps 1 to 3 for the other side of the blade.
Step 5: Apply a few drops of oil along each side of the blade and use a piece of erufu to spread the oil evenly over the blade.
DO NOT TOUCH THE BLADE BEFORE RESHEATHING.