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Thread: Corrosion/Rust on Straight Razor

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    Incidere in dimidium Cangooner's Avatar
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    There are lots of things you can try.

    - metal polish like Mothers, Maas, Autosol. One caveat: if you have any gold on that blade, don't go anywhere near it with polish as that may destroy it. Looks like there's rust under the scales there. One thing that has worked for me on a couple with situations like that is to try applying metal polish with dental floss that you work in between the blade and the scale. There is of course the option of removing the pin, cleaning the blade thoroughly, and then re-pinning, but that depends on how comfortable you are with such things.

    - a pencil: rub over the spots with a regular pencil lead. It can be surprisingly effective

    - steel wool

    It was in original condition, faded red, well-worn, but nice.
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    Maybe just the scales are stainless? How long did it take for it to rust? Could have been moisture/oil left from fingers. Guessin'.

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