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    Question Mibro compound/paste

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    Has anyone compared Mibro no 6 compound to Hand American Chrome Ox ? Is one better than the other ?

    Does anyone know if Japanese Kinife Sharpening ships to Canada ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by McKie View Post
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    Does anyone know if Japanese Kinife Sharpening ships to Canada ?...
    Yes, they do ship overseas.

    Cheers,
    Viktor

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    Many metal polishing pastes can be used with great results on razors, Mother's Wheel Polish, MAAS, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge View Post
    Many metal polishing pastes can be used with great results on razors, Mother's Wheel Polish, MAAS, etc.
    Maybe I misinterpret your post but what I meant was to refine the edge (like people using chrome ox do), not to polish the blade.

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    Yep, that's what I meant.

    Most metal polishes are perfectly well suited for use as strop pastes as well. You don't really even need a strop to use them, just get some paper, apply metal polish, lay paper on a flat surface (2 to 3 inch wide piece of wood or something similar), strop as you would on leather.

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    +1 on Russel's posts. I've been a chromium oxide user for a long time, and two weeks ago I tried Mothers' wheel polish followed by about 50 or so laps on plain newspaper. I stropped it up on my hanging strop, and the shave was so smooth I didn't even think about going to my chromium oxide strop.

    Done right, using a polishing compound gives fantastic results.

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    I use Peeks metal polish on newspaper. I think it's the same as MAAS. It's baby blue in colour and smells of amonia.
    It does work very well after my coticule.
    I do lots of laps on it, it works!

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    Quote Originally Posted by littlesilverbladefromwale View Post
    I use Peeks metal polish on newspaper. I think it's the same as MAAS. It's baby blue in colour and smells of amonia.
    It does work very well after my coticule.
    I do lots of laps on it, it works!
    That's the stuff I use to clean and polish all sorts of things, it's the best I've tried so far. I'll give it a try just for fun.

    The Mibro is an abrasive though not a cleaning compound it's probably way faster.

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    My pleasure. It makes the spine and bevel very shiny too

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