Thread: Geneva Cutlery company.

Originally Posted by cudarunner

As ejmolitor37 has advised the steel wool and WD40 and then some metal polish is a good place to start.

However to say that American Made is never good is WRONG! Those razors that came out of the Little Valley area are some of the finest shavers out there.

Get it cleaned up and send it out for a good honing. There are several members up there in the Great White North who might be able to help you out with the honing.

Thank you very much sir... I truly thought American made was never sought after and lower quality of the good razors

Originally Posted by Wightman

Thank you very much sir... I truly thought American made was never sought after and lower quality of the good razors

I will not say that American made razors are better than the other razors I have that are made in various other countries. I will say that my American made razors shave just as well as the others in my rotation. They are often overlooked though for whatever reason that I do not understand.

Bob

What would everyone recommend for a good metal polish that will remove scratches rather than just polishing the surface?

Originally Posted by Wightman

What would everyone recommend for a good metal polish that will remove scratches rather than just polishing the surface?

Give the steel wool a chance--Metal Polishes are just that--Polishes. Mothers Mag and Aluminum is my favorite but MASS and many others are popular.

And just for S**ts and Giggles"

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