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  1. 06-12-2015, 02:36 AM #1
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    Default Japanese SRC restore

    This one got a full treatment.
    The blade had some corrosion spotting that I cleaned up. The original scales had a chip right behind the wedge , it was too big to try and remove without making the scales look weird. I made a new set contoured them and transferred the overlay. For the scales I used Lava Flow kirinite, red acrylic wedge, brass pins and stainless washers.






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    That's a very nice razor and some really beautiful scales. You are doing some amazing things with kirinite. I've been trying to resist but I can see now that I have to try it. Sigh, here comes yet another addiction.


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    I love those scales.
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    What a great combination--those scales fit the razor perfectly. I really like this restore.
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    Good looking razor Stefan. Do you know what steel they use ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Good looking razor Stefan. Do you know what steel they use ?
    Oz I do not know what steel was used, but it honed super easy and is one of those "magic" edges that some razors take.
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    Very nice Stefan, those colours and that squared wedge end on the scales very much suit the vintage Japanese razor.
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    i love what you have done with the scales.
    looks fantastic!
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