Trend Honing Paste - DWS/HP/LS

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This guide is for woodworkers and craftspeople who use Trend Honing Paste (DWS/HP/LS) to maintain the sharpness of their cutting tools. The key benefit is achieving a highly polished, razor-sharp edge. A consideration is that the paste is most effective when used with a leather strop. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using Trend Honing Paste, including its key features, how to use it, and how to troubleshoot common issues.
| Model Part Number | DWS/HP/LS |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trend |
Apply the paste as needed, typically when the strop appears dry or when you want to refresh the polishing effect. A small amount goes a long way.
Store the paste in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Ensure the container is sealed to prevent it from drying out.
Yes, it is suitable for most blades but ensure it is compatible with the type of steel on your tools.
Wipe the leather strop with a clean, dry cloth to remove any debris. Avoid using water or solvents, as this can damage the leather.
Maintain the same angle as your final sharpening angle. Typically, this is a very shallow angle, and it is crucial to maintain consistency.
The paste should last a long time, as only a small amount is needed for each application. The lifespan depends on the frequency of use.
Ensure the blade was properly sharpened before stropping. Check that you are using the correct stropping angle and that the strop is properly prepared with honing paste.
The strop may be too smooth; lightly roughen it. Ensure you are applying enough paste and spreading it evenly.
The blade may require further sharpening on a whetstone before stropping. Inspect the edge for any remaining imperfections.