blade with substantial dents and splinters

Hello guys,

I have some blades with some substantial dents and splinters, mostly around the edges. It looks terrible, like it has been used for a barbeque. Is there some kind glue/kit I can use to fill the dents? Also some substantial  splinters came off, how can I fill those dents?  I used to have some stuff called 'liquid wood' to fill little holes in wooden surfaces, some kind of paste with wood colour which becomes hard after applying. I guess its glue with molded wood fibers in it, I havent used it yet on a blade, but its very tempting... before I do this...does anyone have another solution?

Hi Tommy, pleasure to hear from you again. I've actually seen repaired edges with some sort of white paste, feels like plastic. I can tell you it looks a lot better and I can't feel the difference. About the uneven play, although I don't feel it in play... I think it already plays uneven without repairing because of the uneven surface....
 

After you finish, I would hit the whole thing with a light coat of poly or shellac or whatever. Then I would go heavilly around the outside edge with something very tough like superglue.

I think thats the white paste i was talking about, did you only use epoxy on the edges or also on the blade surface? Because I'd like to think that my liquid would be more suitable for on the surface...

cole_ely wrote: After you finish, I would hit the whole thing with a light coat of poly or shellac or whatever. Then I would go heavilly around the outside edge with something very tough like superglue.

Just be careful . . . it's easy to permanently superglue your finger to the blade. I know a player who had to razorblade a layer of his skin off to free himself. :-).