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Thread: To polish or not to polish?

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    See a theme here?

    In a rare example of harmony of answers we seem to all be saying the same thing - Solid C, do no harm (aka damage by over-enthusiasm) and get that razor in the rotation doing what it was meant to do...deliver a great shave for years to come...

    And another razor is saved from "Death by Shadowbox"... you will be rewarded in Heaven...
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    I'll vote not a super valuable collectible or resale, but nice keeper to use. I say hit it with some Maas or other fine polish to spruce it up but skip sanding.

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    What do you like? Don't worry about collector grade stuff, your razor won't go there. Polish, don't, but by all means get the girl a good hone and edge and the two of you will have lots of fun together. I have owned your razor, it is a wonderful shaver and is in my 15mm preference for full-hollows. Have it honed professionally, these are tiresome razors for beginners to hone.
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