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    great looking blade. new to this so I have to ask what is MAAS and Mothers. where do you get them. I've been using jewelers rogue and a buffing wheel on a small dermal. thanks

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    Beautiful razor! Thanks for the Kroil tip. I didn't know if it would damage scales or not.

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    Wow you guys really reached pretty far back on this one,

    PLEASE keep in mind that we have all learned quite a bit over the last 6 years or so,,, make sure you check the "How To" sticky thread at the top of the Workshop forum to find a ton of newer info..

    MASS is still a goto product as is the Blue Magic... Flitz and Mothers not so much in my shop (not busting on them just don't use them myself)

    I learned back when I was handsanding that adding WD-40 or any light oil to the sanding at 400 grit and higher really improved the outcome to the finish,, I would do the first bit of sanding dry and then do a second bit after squirting the sandpaper with the oil creates a slurry like effect that adds a "Glow" to the finish...

    Kroil is still a goto product, I mostly use it to loosen stuck/tight pivot pins where it excels at the job, and has saved many a set of scales.


    Hope that helps
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    Nice save Glen ... the last time I worked on an Otto Deutsch razor, I remember that there isn't
    much "meat" to work with. Easy to sand right thru it. You do amazing restores.
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