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Yep, that was me, go take a peek at 'jnat club' thread. Alfredo and I are friends. He has a razor of mine that he has rescaled and I should post his images over on the SR thread. You'll like his jnat...

Howdy, Beautiful country up that way! I get up that way fairly often to hike in Greenbrier or Big Creek. If you want to meet up and try some jnats, be glad to help.

Cheers, Steve

Either would be fine, I prefer the look of the varnish/enamel/lacquer to tile/masonry sealers, but just MO.

Don't overthink it lol.

Cheers, Steve

The sealer won't penetrate enough to show up on the honing surface unless there's a significant fissure but that's a different kettle of fish. As Alex1921 says chamfer or round the edges a couple of...

Just to be sure what you mean, you do not put the varnish on the honing surface just on the sides and maybe the back.

Nothing that I know of will penetrate the sides enough to cause a problem on...

Typically I've used regular clear or amber brushing lacquer, mostly because it's easy to remove if you want, but marine varnish would be equally as good or better. All you're really trying to do in...