Thread: Union Cutlery Spike 9/16

Well done
All my questions were answered
Tom

Originally Posted by onimaru55

I've used fine Artline pens in the past but don't know of any real permanent solution. Was just lucky this one was intact.

Some hobby stores sell microfine brushes for Testors paint also.

That is a very good looking razor, great work.

Heard quite a few good things about these, I think I will get one in the not so distant future.

Originally Posted by Strapped-4-Cache

Wow. I'm currently working on a Spike, but it won't end up as nice as this one. The one I'm working on had quite a bit of pitting on the blade that I just can't get rid of.

It'll end up being a workhorse, but not a pretty one like that. I don't remember seeing a spike that had the lettering intact on the scales before, either.

Very nice job on that one.

- Mark (S-4-C)

Thanx Mark, this one still has some pitting too. Gotta remember most razors we save are pretty old & a little 'character' doesn't detract from their looks.

Originally Posted by singlewedge

Some hobby stores sell microfine brushes for Testors paint also.

Got one sitting at home still in the packet. Now I know what I can use it for

Originally Posted by gregs656

That is a very good looking razor, great work.

Heard quite a few good things about these, I think I will get one in the not so distant future.

Thanx. Pretty impressed with the shave. Works every bit as good as a larger wedge but lighter & easier to use.

I love the satin finish on the blade. It looks perfect, not really perfect but just what it should look like. I sure like that kind of finish as opposed to mirrored finish.

I think that those 5/8 ish wedges make some of the best shavers.

Charlie