Another good save but need advice...

First pics are of a nasty 9/8 I got off of ebay (Item number:120622163092) for $20. I have some before and afters. I took it up to 600 grit and then black rouge then white and it came out pretty good. Except the razor has a crooked smile and I don't know what to do about it. It I grind it down, it will take too much off of the blade. I'm thinking maybe I should just leave well enough alone. Any suggestions?

The second razor in African Blackwood was a razor that was pretty ugly but very little pitting. So I starting sanding at 240 grit and man.... it's a lot easier fixing an ugly razor than a badly pitted one. It was a breeze.
Excuse the pics... they are from my cell phone. I'll post better ones later.

May be the heel can be reground for the razor to become a slant.I am not sure if it will not also need a regrind to compensate for the extra thickness above the edge.

If you are unsure about correcting a razor with a power tool (grinder or buffer or whatever you have), it's probably best not to try it. If it were me, I'd hone it out.

very nice job. Congratulations.

I can't offer any advice as I am not familiar with restoration, buffer, grinders...but IME, these came out real super nice.

Very nice indeed. Let us know what you do about the crooked smile! :)

Very nice job on both razors, although I do not know what the second one looked like initially I'd be proud to own either of them.

I'd take Holli's advice and hone that uneven edge out using a 120DMT or something similar. Should not be too much work, and definitely worth it.

Looking forward to seeing how you get on with it.

Well, to update on the blade, I haven't done anything yet. I just stare at it hoping one day I'll wake up and it will have fixed itself.
To straighten it out, I will have to take off at least 1/8". I am debating whether it is feasible to "broaden" the smile by taking a little off each side.