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@criswilson, I would love to. However, I don't have the tools to complete that task. I may attempt to meet up with someone to help me with this that is close.

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So, I started to notice some small pits...

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After broken scales and 1000 grit.
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Well... the scales didn't come off as easy as I would've liked... :(

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Here's about 30 minutes with the 600 grit...

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Some pictures after the wire brush. There...

Out of curiosity, what grit would you start with on this razor? I wouldn't think it would need something as low as 80, but I could be wrong. Maybe a wire brush first, to determine how bad the pitting...

This is my practice before I attempt to restore my finest English steel razor. That has been in the family for a few generations and I don't want to ruin it. Search on here for it, and you'll find it...

It's this razor worth restoring?

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I bought this locally, and I'm hoping to restore it. Could anyone tell me what it is, is origin, and whether it's worth restoring?
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