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W&B invincible
I didn't put as much work into this one as I have my previous two. My goal was to remove rust, keep as much of the logo and invincible stamp as possible, keep the scales intact, and have another shaver, and I got to practice my pin work. always a plus. I cleaned up the scales with baking soda and hand soap. Sanded through a progression of grits from 60 to 2000. I only did three steps of my polishing. Compounds one and two, and then I finished up with the turtle wax polishing compound before honing. Not super pretty, but it looks better than it did, and it shaves great.
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Nice. :) The closer you look the more character that has. I like.
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Nicely done. Cleaned up really well. Wel done on the stacked washers too.
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I think you're a brave man. :) Personally I wouldn't start at 60 grit if I want to save an etch but you succeeded so 2 thumbs up for that :tu :tu
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I should have been more clear, I used 60 on the back and where there was no etch or stamp, and started with 220 around those areas. I just realized my before pics didn't upload.
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oh man, that's nice.. It looks like it will be a great shaver!!
Very nice!!
M
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I would love to see the before pictures. Also, +1 on the stacked washers. Very nice.
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I have before pics....if I ever make it home from vacation (ugh... sums up today) I will edit the original post so they show up.
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