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  1. 04-08-2007, 10:22 PM #1
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    You are correct Josh. Never heard of any one intentionally generating a slurry on the 4K Norton. Just make sure it's soaked, add a film of water and vavoom. When flipping, add a film of water and rinse anything that may be on the stone with your fingers and hone away.

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    I'll join Josh and Lynn. I don't even bother with the additional film of water. I just flip the stone and it gave me lots of close, smooth, comfortable shaves like that.
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    Here, here I to just flip the stone, I might spray it with water, but that is about all.

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    Some people use the rotten stone to make a slurry in the 4k

    I have used it....not different results....
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