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Introducing the Richmond .5 Micron Diamond Spray. This 2oz spray contains 10 carats weight of polycrystalline diamond powder up to .5 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!
Reviews
8 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Unbelievable Shake before usePosted By: Good sharpener
Make sure you shake it before use! Two others have said the same. Test spray on a piece of newspaper once or twice until you get a nice, even spray. It's a suspension, so you want to get the diamond particles well mixed. That said, this works great on the kangaroo strop! Under a microscope, I saw it very quickly smoothed out some scratches and left a mirror polish. I got a tissue paper slicing sharp edge.
Make sure you shake it before use! Two others have said the same. Test spray on a piece of newspaper once or twice until you get a nice, even spray. It's a suspension, so you want to get the diamond particles well mixed. That said, this works great on the kangaroo strop! Under a microscope, I saw it very quickly smoothed out some scratches and left a mirror polish. I got a tissue paper slicing sharp edge.
Good Stuff Excellent on denim strop
Diamond spray Hair whittling sharpPosted By: Brandon Burnett
Works great on a smooth leather strop like kangaroo. I use 1 micron first, then .5 micron. It will take just about any steel the the next level of sharpness. I've found it works best stropping at a shallow angle with really light pressure, too steep and it will round the edge off in a hurry, but if you do it right you can tree top and whittle hair.
Works great on a smooth leather strop like kangaroo. I use 1 micron first, then .5 micron. It will take just about any steel the the next level of sharpness. I've found it works best stropping at a shallow angle with really light pressure, too steep and it will round the edge off in a hurry, but if you do it right you can tree top and whittle hair.
I'm a believerPosted By: David S
Fantastic! I didn't believe it before but I believe it now. I had to get a microscope out (600x) to see that it indeed put a micro, micro, micro bevel on the edge only after a handful of strokes on a kangaroo strop. Make sure you shake it before using.
Fantastic! I didn't believe it before but I believe it now. I had to get a microscope out (600x) to see that it indeed put a micro, micro, micro bevel on the edge only after a handful of strokes on a kangaroo strop. Make sure you shake it before using.
Cuts hard steelPosted By: Jim Scott
My blade is made of M390 which I have heard would be a hard steel to sharpen. I just put a couple sprays on the smooth side of my strop and it took my edge to the next level. I expect the spray to last me years of sharpening before I need more. It really help cut the steel well, and only needed about 20 strokes on each side. Shake it well before you use the spray.
My blade is made of M390 which I have heard would be a hard steel to sharpen. I just put a couple sprays on the smooth side of my strop and it took my edge to the next level. I expect the spray to last me years of sharpening before I need more. It really help cut the steel well, and only needed about 20 strokes on each side. Shake it well before you use the spray.
