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    Default H.Boker restore...

    Here is a new restore just completed and sent back to the owner. I had to use CA to rebuild the end of the scales near the pivot pin. I then used Envirotex Lite epoxy resin to protect and seal them. The pins are nickel/silver with stainless washers. I just hope the husband likes it!
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    Very nicely done!! If the husband doesn't like it send it this way.
    “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” (A. Einstein)

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    great work .

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    Very nicely done. I like the peening work too. Keep it up, I enjoy seeing your work!

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    Great job. That is a razor the husband should be very proud of. I know I would be.

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    If the husband doesn't like it, the wife should use it on him! Great work!
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    Great restore. I wonder if that epoxy could be used on the horn scales I have that hollowed areas? Anyway, beautiful razor. Top notch repair. Hope the husband appreciates the work and his wife's proactive gesture in getting it to you!

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    Hi Guys,


    I am the lucky husband and future user of this razor. Thank you very much rrp for an outstanding job on the razor. It doesn't even look like the same thing I sent you. I can't wait to use it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raithen View Post
    Hi Guys,


    I am the lucky husband and future user of this razor. Thank you very much rrp for an outstanding job on the razor. It doesn't even look like the same thing I sent you. I can't wait to use it.

    Your going to love it! (I hope!)

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    beautiful job..anyone would enjoy that restore job and i bet the shave is as good..

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