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    Yes, great job on the restore, Oz!

    Hey Pyment, can you tell if originally, the gold plating was also along the entire length of the back (top) of the spine and on the tip of the razor's blade when viewed head on?

    Thanks.

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    Is it like this:

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisL View Post
    Yes, great job on the restore, Oz!

    Hey Pyment, can you tell if originally, the gold plating was also along the entire length of the back (top) of the spine and on the tip of the razor's blade when viewed head on?

    Thanks.
    I have to be honest here that's not my Bug. I should probably post a pic of my (poor by comparison) GB. When I get home I will check mine but I definitely have the impression that the gold was originally along the whole spine.

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    Thanx guys. Nice to get feedback from people who don't think we're crazy doing this stuff or maybe we're just in denial

    Quote Originally Posted by Joed View Post
    Nice restore of a POS razor, but good to practice on. Are you working an a seven day set?
    Thanx Joed. I never judge a book by its cover, even POS razors can be great shavers 7 day set. Hell Noooo! I'm trying to sell razors... just have trouble letting em go sometimes

    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Nice work OZ...

    Sorry it had to be on one those YUCKY ole' SRD's

    You know I have an NOS Gold Bug that I can barely make myself keep in the collection LMAO....

    I think the scales are Catalin myself BTW...
    Cheers Glenn. Let me know if ya wanna get rid of that yucky ol Bug
    Odd stuff that Catalin. Sanded white not yellow like bakelite & had an odd smell I can only describe as old razors

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    Is it like this:
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    Wow that's a stunna pyment. I might have to reconsider the gold plating :gaah
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    Onimaru you have done a nice job, I say the gold in the etching is great. It should not be dissipating anytime soon. Enjoy

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    WOW, beautiful save mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Proraso Man View Post
    nice restore work- looks pretty good. did you take the scales off or do it all with them on?
    Thanx. Scales off for both SRD's.
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