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Owner of the Custom Saber shop
If yours has quite a bit of blemishes take the diffuser out of the blade and blow it out with some compressed air. Any spec of dirt will show up as a blemish.
Tim
The Custom Saber Shop
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Sith Lord
Tim I had spots in mine so I removed the diffuser and packed a lint free cloth in the blade and pushed it through the blade with a wooden dowel, I then reinstalled the diffuser and did the same with the inside of the diffuser and it took care of almost all of the spots, the blade looks great now.
Do-Clo
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Board Lurker
will do, ill have to try that on mine when i get a chance.
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my blade has some splotches near the bottom but its not noticable unless your looking for it
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Mine has several white spots all over it. However, you don't notice them unless your face is about 2 inches away from the blade. At first I thought it was from wacking stuff with it, but I soon realized that it was indeed the diffuser, not the polyc tube.
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Jedi Council Member
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Did you blow it out?
Remember, any speck of dust will show up like a mountain!
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Hah, you said blow! And no I didn't. It really doesn't bother me at all. The damn royal blue screws with your eyes so much you can't even focus on it for that long.
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