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    I placed a couple of razors in Barbicde just to help keep them clean and to prevent corrosion. However, for some reason they became stained. It didn't happen other times I have done this. Is there a way to wipe off the stains ?

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    Hi,
    A photo would help, but it's most likely just on the surface, so they'll probably polish out.

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    Does how old the barbicide solution is matter?

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    Do you know of a particular polish I could try ? Also would soft steel wool help ? Thanks.

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    I can say flitz works. I hear flitz and maas are pretty much the same thing. It may take some time, but it will eventually work. I imagine you could use steel wool. Some people might say sandpaper would be better. What kind of finish are you looking for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by raztwal View Post
    Do you know of a particular polish I could try ? Also would soft steel wool help ? Thanks.
    Don't do it! Or at least try the wool on something you don't care too much about keeping a mirror finish on. Steel wool is not a polishing compound and will likely leave many scratches all over your razor. Try a polishing compound first. Or maybe even a soft microfiber/cotton cloth.

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