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  1. 09-24-2013, 05:11 PM #1
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    Default Jumping in with both feet.

    Greetings. I have toyed with the idea of straight razor shaving for a while and decided to take the plunge. I just ordered a wet shave kit here but also have two razors that belonged to my grandfather. I just received them yesterday and am a bit disappointed in their condition. It looks like it might be a while before they are useable. Ready to learn...

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    Welcome!!! That's wonderful that you got some of your grandfathers razors. If you get a chance, feel free to post some pictures of the razors.
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    Give your grandfather's razors a good wiping with steel polish and see how much gunk comes off. You may be lucky and find a lot of active rust that is easily removed. Don't forget to take some before and after pictures!
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    Hi and welcome. Check out the workshop thread for some info on cleaning up razors.
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    Welcome and POST SOME PICS of the razors.
    The people here can offer some GREAT advice on what to do to get them back to shaving shape!
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    Welcome, as has been said post a few GOOD pics of the razors and I am positive you will get a slew of advice.
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