Bent Sword, will Kaiyodo replace it?

>>5985051
after multiple anons misused amiami's replacement policy, all they do now is refund 500 yen to you and i've never heard kaiyodo replacing anything
so yeah, you're pretty fucked

>>5985051
>warm water
Mostly familiar with plastic and resin miniatures, but shouldn't the water be close to boiling? You run it or dip it in extremely hot water for 2-5 seconds (your sword is thin, so closer to 2-3) to get it pliable. Then you have a few seconds to position/brace/correct the shape, and then put it under cool water to get it to quickly set itself in the new position.

Warm water isn't going to get it hot enough to overcome the improper shape memory, which is why it keeps coming out bent when you use warm water or a hairdrier.

>>5985096
boiling it can work, but it always depends on the plastic time.
Rubbery kind will return to its original shape.

Hard plastics are more iffy.
Some can deform and stay that way.
OP just seems to need to keep the shape in line. The best way to "remold it" is by sticking it inbetween a book in the shape you want it. you don't even need to boil it beforehand. Just a lot of pressure, so keep piling books or use a vice or weights.
Obviously, you only want the blade being flattened, not the handle or guard.

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>>5985105
I was wondering wether i could place the sword flat between 2 small plastic cards, then hold everything together with clothespins to apply pressure. I was thinking of the just placing everything in a pot of near boling water, then rinsing everything with cold water., repeating the process a couple of times

>>5985116
Keep it inside something that is flat. Don't use the clothes pins directly on the plastic, as they can cause bends or even indentions.
So yes, inbetween two plastic pieces.

I'm not sure how much force those clothes pins have, but you want something that can create a lot of pressure.
I usually use about 15lbs in small plates that are evenly spread across a hard cover book. Don't have plates? Create a tower of books.
Don't have books? you're fucking illiterate.

>entitled clapistani ham handys, and might I add, abuse entire Japanese return policy like the typical cucks they are

No thank you

>>5985138
>clapistani ham handys

I don't like replying to bait, but that gave me a good laugh.

I needed that, thank you.

>>5985051
>superior nipponese steel