Thread: issards rasoir paste

I don't have direct experience with their paste in terms of using it myself. But I've experienced two blades that RasurPur used the TI paste on, and they're some of my best shavers.

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I spoke to a chap over the net and he says he uses it on is seven day set and only has to hone once a year. Be interesting if any one nos what grit it is?
i just want to get some feed back before i aplie it to my tony miller canvas.

Originally Posted by gary haywood

I spoke to a chap over the net and he says he uses it on is seven day set and only has to hone once a year. Be interesting if any one nos what grit it is?
i just want to get some feed back before i aplie it to my tony miller canvas.

Well the RasurPur website says this about it:

"This sharpening paste can be used for any straight razor and polishes like an 10.000 grit Japanese waterstone."
Follow the link below and click on "Sharpening Paste."

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Hi,

I used the TI paste on my 3" TI paddle strop, and found it glued the pile of the suede leather together !
The paste is very hard, and I found it difficult to apply evenly, and it tended to clump (it has fibres in it).
I might be doing something wrong ; I would appreciate it if somebody could tell me a good way to apply it to the TI strop.

Best regards

Russ

From what i read it goes on canvas better

Carn't decide wheather to use .5 diamond paste or issards paste? any recomendations or opinions because once its on it on . I already have chr.5 on linen loom which i like to use after diamond paste

Originally Posted by PhatMan

Hi,

I used the TI paste on my 3" TI paddle strop, and found it glued the pile of the suede leather together !
The paste is very hard, and I found it difficult to apply evenly, and it tended to clump (it has fibres in it).
I might be doing something wrong ; I would appreciate it if somebody could tell me a good way to apply it to the TI strop.

Best regards

Russ

I applied it to the "rough" side of my Travel paddle strop. What I did was to apply some heat to the bar of paste (a lighter at a reasonable distance), then apply it to the strop using the bar as a crayon, and once applied, , I apply some more heat to the pasted strop with a blow drier so I could spread it better....

No idea if this is a good method, but seemed to work...

Regards

Originally Posted by Mandrake

I applied it to the "rough" side of my Travel paddle strop. What I did was to apply some heat to the bar of paste (a lighter at a reasonable distance), then apply it to the strop using the bar as a crayon, and once applied, , I apply some more heat to the pasted strop with a blow drier so I could spread it better....

No idea if this is a good method, but seemed to work...

Regards

Hows it work on your edges do you like it?

Originally Posted by gary haywood

Hows it work on your edges do you like it?

I think it improves it a little, although I do not have anything else to compare it to...Sorry if I am not a lot of help, still a newbie....

The TI paste is aluminum oxide, and I don't care for it. I think the chromium oxide leaves a similarly sharp edge but is smoother