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    Pmd. Hope I can get more into this.

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    Welcome, Jose

    Here is a link that will help you find members in your area. A little time spent with an experienced SR shaver will pay off in spades.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/memberlist.php?do=search
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    Welcome to the forum.

    You might find at first that your results are not as good as they were with your plastic cheese grater, but stick with it things will improve. There is a long learning curve with this hobby but you will love shaving and look forward to it. Expect that the shaves will take much longer too so set that time aside.

    The biggest thing that I have learned and wish that I knew it from the beginning is don't use any pressure. Before you begin your journey read up on what razor might suit you but make sure you buy it from a reputable dealer and most importantly make sure it is shave ready.

    Spend some time in the beginners area on this forum it is full of really helpful advice.

    +1 on everything that Cudarunner said too.

    Take your time and enjoy. Porl.
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    Welcome to SRP. Where to start? I would advise you to start with a brush and shaving soap. You can use it with your fusion and learn how to make a proper lather. That way you're not trying to figure everything out all at once. Once you get good at lathering you can get to the straight.
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    Hi and welcome. Best place to begin is reading. Once you understand more it will be easier. Good luck and any questions feel free to ask.
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    You found the right place Jose.
    Stick around and you will eventually not be "clueless"
    Be careful to go slow and not rush into things. Ask me how I know
    Welcome to the club. Ken
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