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Guys,
I’m having trouble with keeping an edge on a couple of my razors. The hair on my chin is kind hair. The kind on a goats butt and it is hard on my razors. I have a Puma that holds up very well but my others are not fairing as well. Any suggestions on maintaining the edges for a tough beard other than honing a lot? :thinking:
I'm dying to know how you know what the hair on a goats butt feels like but lets move past that...create the lather on your face and chin instead of a bowl, then shave cheeks and reapply lather again before shaving the chin. Use a low angle of attack. Next question....
I could tell you about the gaots butt thing but I would lhave to..... well never mind thats been said.
Thanks
<<<I'm dying to know how you know what the hair on a goats butt feels like >>>
Alan,
Ask any lonely farm boy <g>
(sorry)
Tony
I thought that was sheep.
Keaton
I am sure Phillip already regreted posting this question ;)
Baaaad mistake!!!!!!!! :cry:
I would imagine the same sheep gets boring after a while...if they are willing to go aftere an innocent sheep, whats to stop them from turning to a goat next! :eek: :eek: :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by kvidoo
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Originally Posted by JLStorm
Just remember goats have horns boys :hmmm:
so thats like the farm animal equivelent of role palying right? hehe :D
I am always surprised at how far the human mind can travel. :D
Strop a lot. Seriously, there's no crime in stropping between passes. Try it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by pmays
And stay away from the goats for a while will you?
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I have never used a paste or strop dressing . Do you think that will help? :hmmm:
Well It's like Brokeback Razor:D :D
On Lynn's advice I used mink oil on mine. Seems to be doing great. Don't put cutting pastes on a hanging strop though. It'll round the edge.Quote:
Originally Posted by pmays
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Good I can get Mink Oil but I would have to order paste.
Thanks X/ Lynn