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  1. 04-24-2013, 06:56 PM #1
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    Default A couple custom restores

    A couple I finished yesterday.
    Joseph Rogers and A.Sahler
    both in black acrylic- that stuff can drive you crazy, every little scratch shows...
    Fauxs abalone acrylic used for the wedges, with brass pins and stainless washers.

    Joseph Rogers before:

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    Very nice work
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    really like the clean factory look you got. They look brand spankin' new.
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    TLC applied and now ready for another century. Wonderful! Great work!
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    Very classy restore job on those razors. Congrats!
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    Nice work,classy, traditional, looks great!
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    A very elegant look to them, well done.
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