Question 1

How do you keep those copper handles in pristine condition ?  Don't them get oxided ?

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Some Amonia , sea salt a container and something to keep the scales above the solution I'm the container. I do this to all my copper knives, lighters and other copper edc items. The patterns are beautiful. The bright blues and greens along with the darker patinaed copper parts makes for an amazing visual experience. You should see the PM2 with copper scales I just did. Its one of the pretty knives I've ever seen. The intense bright blues and greens literally look like water in a lagoon or in the Bahamas. The darker spots have deep dark purple hues and the more bare if color spots have antiqued copper colors and rich browns. It's truly spectacular with some salt, ammonia and some time will do to copper. It will take between an hour and 24 hours to do the job. Time frame is not and exact science. Check on it every hour and when you are happy with the colors take it out swish it around in a bath of water and baking soda then wash it off and let it dry. Be gentle when washing it off so you don't knock off any of the coloring. Once dried then you use a good quality spray on clear coat. I will clear coat mine anywhere between 5 and 10 coats depending on what it is. If its something that is used a lot and I fidget with like a knife or a lighter then I will get 8 to 10 coats of a high quality clear coat so it stays super clear and is tough to stand up to being handled a lot. If its something like a challenge coin that's not played with/handled hours apon hours each day then it will get 4 or 5 coats. Main thing is just use a good quality clear coat and not a 1 or 2 dollar can of clear spray coat... good clear coat that will give you the preformance your looking for will cost around 10 to 12 dollars a can. Now if you just want the bright shiny polished copper like it will come from the factory simply clean it off with 91% alcohol or acetone to get it 100% free of skin oils/finger prints and then 5+ coats of a high quality clear coat and you will have that bright shiny polished copper from now on.

Question 2

Where is this knife manufactured?

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China

Question 3

It just says "steel" do we know what kind of steel it is?

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D2 Tool Steel for the blade on our copper Natrix series.

Question 4

Is this for the bigger Natrix copper xl?

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No it's the standard size. Not much smaller than the xl. It's one of my favorites

Recommended Uses For Product	Everyday, Outdoor, Work
Brand	Kershaw
Model Name	Natrix
Special Feature	Reversible, Foldable, Locking Blades
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Included Components	Pocket Knife
Handle Material	Copper
Color	7008CU
Blade Material	D2
Style	Pocketknife
Blade Length	3.7 Inches
Theme	Tool
Product Care Instructions	Will corrode if not cleaned and oiled regularly.
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Item Weight	245 Grams
Blade Shape	Drop Point
Blade Edge	Plain
Is Cordless?	Yes
Reusability	Reusable
Customer Package Type	Standard Packaging
Item Length	8.75 Inches
Size	XL
Manufacturer	Kershaw
UPC	087171056661
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	5.59 x 2.4 x 1.02 inches
Package Weight	0.27 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1.87 x 1.3 x 1 inches
Brand Name	Kershaw
Country of Origin	China
Warranty Description	Limited Lifetime Warranty
Material	Steel
Suggested Users	unisex-adult
Part Number	KS7008CU

Kershaw Natrix Pocket Knife, Folding Knives with Drop Point Blade, Sub Frame Lock, KVT Ball Bearing Opening System, Multiple Styles

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