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Thread: My new vintage Spartacus Thiers Issard

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    Default My new vintage Spartacus Thiers Issard

    Hi guys,

    Here's my new aquisition, a Spartacus from Thiers Issard

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    After some cleaning with mainly Silvo (look at the green giant becoming a spartan)!

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    The blade a still some work to do on it but I dont want to mess it. Still som pits and tarnish but the bevel is clean and it honed like a charm.

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    Any tips for further cleaning? I don't want to sand it down and lose the writings on the blade.

    Thanks!

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    Tchuko,

    Here's a thread that you might find some helpful info.

    with the restore.

    Regards,

    Howard

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...wers-here.html
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    it looks fine to me, just leave it as is
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    It looks great man, I usually dont do anymore than that on etched blades. You really end up spending a lot of time on just a little advancement or loosing the etching.
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    Looks good, just have it honed up and you will be pleased!
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    ...CUS! You can alway say you went to: Syracuse!!!
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    Thanks for all the reply.

    The workshop sticky is indeed a goldmine!

    I think I will leave it like that.

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