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    Ahhh... Finally got around to posting it!
    Looks AWESOME pups!

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    Thanks for the kind words guys.

    Just a small nest Phrank. :<0)

    Cuda ,I posted a how to thread called http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...es-reaper.html. It's just my style of doing it but I had hoped it would help others with restore projects. Even if you just get a tip here and there :<0)

    Leatherstockings, Everybody needs at least 1 Duck to know what the the hub bub is all about.

    Wolf , I used to use my hands a lot in my work. So much so I never needed to wear gloves. Now that I quit doing the type of work 12 hrs a day I forget I'm not that tough anymore. I still repair quick.

    wenebojo, Just a lot of elbow grease.

    ScoutHikerDad, I am off the hunt for now but always keep an eye out for a trophy. Good luck out there !

    rmagnus, see now why Wolf and I chuckled when you told us you only needed a couple :<0)

    JoeLowet, I have some of those Sheffields and can see why you collect them. I started consentrating on Ducks thinking it would control my Rad. After all there is only like 5 different ones right ?

    Yeah Chev got another waiting in the wings :<0)
    Good judgment comes from experience, and experience....well that comes from poor judgment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10Pups View Post
    Yeah Chev got another waiting in the wings :<0)
    NICE! Can't wait to see it!
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    Ed

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    Beautiful restore the before and after is striking! Great work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10Pups View Post
    rmagnus, see now why Wolf and I chuckled when you told us you only needed a couple
    LOL how little did I know.
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    Yes, all joking aside, really a stunning job on restoring those wonderful blades!!!

    Always a pleasure to see what you've done!

    Thanks!

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    Incredible work in getting the Duck to fly again.
    Lovely scales and keeping the logo intact is exceptional attention to detail.

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    That's another great restore - how on earth did you manage to get rid of what looks to be still active rust, without leaving any pitting - especially on the pile side? The central area on the spine looked as though the rust would run pretty deep or did it look worse than it really was?

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    Fantastic transformation! I really like the look of those scales. Best Regards Ken

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    Nice work on that DD restore, 10Pups.
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