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10-15-2014, 02:21 PM #15
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Thanked: 2I see, yes I did not think of that,, and funny enough I have plenty of the stuff as I purchased a big roll of it the other day to cover a cottage pie I was making lol. So do you normally scrunch it up tight into a ball>? or just fold it loosely? I am interested to try because as you say, even if it does not work it wont cost me anything so....
with the sandpaper, I am quite well equipt, I have wet n dry ,, 90, 120, 150 180, 220 320, 400, 600, 800 , 1200, 1500, 2000,and 2500 but I am not too keen to go down that road with that razor yet. I was thinking to just sand the spine on high grits because that is where most of the water marks are, but I am worried it might make it not match the rest of the razor, so I will just try the foil for now, and a good polish and see what happens.
Oh, yes they are very nice razors, it was my first ever so it has sentimental value.. I only realised how much I liked it once I got a few more, and hence had other razors to compare it to.. its a 11/16" but quite a heavy blade because it is only maybe 1/4 ground or 1/2 ground>? I am not the best judge with that to be honest tho,, but it is quite heavy compared to my full hollow blades anyway. It came with the original box and I noticed months later that it has a sort of recipt/ticket thing inside which gives it a bit of character aswell I guess, like a little story to go with it.
gugi, what would you say was the age of this razor? I wonder sometimes because Joseph Rodgers where around for a long time