Introducing the Richmond .125 Micron Diamond Spray. This 2oz spray contains 10 carats weight of polycrystalline diamond powder up to .125 micron in size. We also use a non-clumping formula for even application. To use this item simply spritz on your favorite strop 2-3 times and let it dry. It will last multiple stropping sessions so a little goes a long way. This is our secret weapon when sharpening knives for our customers. Once you try stropping with this spray you'll see why. You'll be smooth shaving and putting scary sharp edges on all your razors, kitchen knives, and tools. Stay Sharp!
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.125 micron diamond sprayPosted By: norris j fong - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
the diamond spray on the strop seems to work well. my edges improved from the,25 micron stuff.
i didnt like that i shook up the spray well because i had read other reviews about clogs and the sprayer clogged up on the 5th spritz (includin the priming presses). costumer service said i should shake it up.. no help there. i hvae not had the same problem with the others i bought (1.0, .5, and .25 micron.)
4 people found this review helpful
the diamond spray on the strop seems to work well. my edges improved from the,25 micron stuff.
i didnt like that i shook up the spray well because i had read other reviews about clogs and the sprayer clogged up on the 5th spritz (includin the priming presses). costumer service said i should shake it up.. no help there. i hvae not had the same problem with the others i bought (1.0, .5, and .25 micron.)
Best Spray bottlePosted By: Good sharpener
3 people found this review helpful
Tristen N. -- The problem you had with the bottle may be that you didn't shake it well. I had the same problem with the 0.5 micron spray bottle. Then it dawned on me to shake it up. Right after that, it worked beautifully, a nice, fine, even spray, like an "atomizer", just about exactly the width of the strop from about 6" away.
3 people found this review helpful
Tristen N. -- The problem you had with the bottle may be that you didn't shake it well. I had the same problem with the 0.5 micron spray bottle. Then it dawned on me to shake it up. Right after that, it worked beautifully, a nice, fine, even spray, like an "atomizer", just about exactly the width of the strop from about 6" away.
Good product
good sprayPosted By: Tristen N.
4 people found this review helpful
The spray works well on a bovine strop, however, the bottle SUCKS! it should have been in a plastic bottle, and mine came with a defective spray pump. I tried to spray it for 5 minutes straight and nothing came out. ended up putting it into an old glasses cleaner bottle and that worked well. better off just buying a paste instead.
4 people found this review helpful
The spray works well on a bovine strop, however, the bottle SUCKS! it should have been in a plastic bottle, and mine came with a defective spray pump. I tried to spray it for 5 minutes straight and nothing came out. ended up putting it into an old glasses cleaner bottle and that worked well. better off just buying a paste instead.
CKTG .125 diamond spray Posted By: Sean Cutler - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
I enjoy trying new products. CKTG .125 diamond spray was a no brainer for my stropping needs. I loaded a kangaroo strop and went at it. The test was to sharpen a Tojiro 240 to 6k and then strop with 1 micron CBN emulsions on roo leather and then finish with. .125 diamond spray on another roo strop. After every 10 passes on the strop with .125 I'd cut a paper towel. The results were eye opening. After the first 10 passes per side the knife improved noticeably, after 20 even more so. In the case I did 50 very light passes per side and the finished edge would glide through a paper towel. At more than half the cost of many of the CBN emulsions this is a winner. Great product, great price, no brainer.
4 people found this review helpful
I enjoy trying new products. CKTG .125 diamond spray was a no brainer for my stropping needs. I loaded a kangaroo strop and went at it. The test was to sharpen a Tojiro 240 to 6k and then strop with 1 micron CBN emulsions on roo leather and then finish with. .125 diamond spray on another roo strop. After every 10 passes on the strop with .125 I'd cut a paper towel. The results were eye opening. After the first 10 passes per side the knife improved noticeably, after 20 even more so. In the case I did 50 very light passes per side and the finished edge would glide through a paper towel. At more than half the cost of many of the CBN emulsions this is a winner. Great product, great price, no brainer.
