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  1. 04-07-2012, 09:02 PM #11
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    Beautiful razor!!!
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    Wow, the clear scales look great. Fine work! Regards Ken
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    Fabulous job, Maxi. 'Really beautiful.
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    that is a beautifull duckky I wish I could afford one lol nice work!!
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    That came out wicked nice!
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    Great work again!! I bet it even looks better in person.
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    Once again well done!! The clear scales are a perfect fit for this razor for sure!!
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    Great Job on that Maxi. The see thru is cool.
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    I'm impressed Nate!
    That is one great looking razor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxi View Post
    Krazy Glue and a small paintbrush to avoid any excess leakage. I actually had to bend the Goldedge wording up off the scale and paint a bit at a time. The glue would dry too fast to do the whole thing.
    The hobby shops have a large array of CA glues in several thicknesses and specific materials they will work on.

    Mine also has these cute little disposable droppers with micro fine tips. Next time you should be able to just touch the tip to the junction and the CA will wick in.

    They make a very thin CA for this purpose.

    It does look like it was done in a factory. Great work.
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