Looking for a good restorer

Hello all,

I recently picked up three vintage straight razors at a local flea market.
As a newbie, I don't quite feel comfortable attempting to restore them myself. Any good suggestions are appreciated. Thanks. :)

Step 1: Go into the Classifieds and then click on Member Services to see who is offering this.

Step 2: Go into the Workshop section of the forum to see examples of their work.

Step 3: Contact the person you chose and make arrangements.

Step 4: Wait

Step 5: Receive razors back

Step 6: :D

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Originally Posted by Utopian

Step 1: Go into the Classifieds and then click on Member Services to see who is offering this.

Step 2: Go into the Workshop section of the forum to see examples of their work.

Step 3: Contact the person you chose and make arrangements.

Step 4: Wait

Step 5: Receive razors back

Step 6: :D

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You forgot the part about hopeless addiction...

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Originally Posted by razorman

Hello all,

I recently picked up three vintage straight razors at a local flea market.
As a newbie, I don't quite feel comfortable attempting to restore them myself. Any good suggestions are appreciated. Thanks. :)

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Do you have pictures of these razors? If you're at all interested in trying to restore razors you could use one of those for practice. Sanding/polishing the steel is pretty easy and inexpensive as long as there's no major damage -- it just takes some time.

Or just do what Utopian said. :)