From satin to mirror — the final progression that makes blades shine.Getting to a true mirror finish means eliminating every scratch from the previous grit. This kit gives you the fine-grit rubber-bonded abrasives that bridge the gap between your last belt and polishing compound.What's Inside Fine (blue) wheels — 2 sizes for blade flats Extra-Fine (white) wheels — 2 sizes for final prep Fine/Extra-Fine points — For bevels and transitions Unmounted wheels — For bench grinder or custom setups Perfect For Final scratch removal before polishing compound Achieving consistent satin finishes Mirror polish prep on high-end customs Show knife finishing The Grit TruthYou can't skip to mirror. If your fine-grit work still has coarse scratches, they'll show through every time. This kit gets you from 400-grit belt finish to polish-ready in two controlled steps. The rubber bond spreads pressure evenly — no dig-in, no ripples.Includes: 8 mounted abrasives (wheels + points) in Fine and Extra-Fine + 4 unmounted wheels + 2 mandrels. Knife maker FAQ Does this kit create a mirror finish by itself? It is a scratch-refinement and mirror-prep kit. A true mirror finish still depends on even prep work, a sensible grit progression, and final polishing steps. When should I switch grits? Move to the next grit only after the previous scratch pattern is consistent. Rushing grit progression is the fastest way to leave cloudy scratches behind. Is this for new blades or restoration? Both, as long as the blade geometry is already sound. For deeper repair and touch-up work, compare the Blade Restoration Kit first. Related: Cratex grit guide | Knife finishing mistakes | Blade Restoration Kit | Cratex Small Wheels
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