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Ricky, the questions are no problem it is the amount of alcohol I have consumed by the time I read them that is.

What I read, he is using 10:1 mix. I have never gone that strong... well, maybe, once, but that was in college and I was drunk.

GAAHHHHH, I said to use on BARE blades as it will eat soft metal. The scales should never have gone in. Pure sorghum molasses is what you are after, you can usually find it in a feed store.

The only thing that is going to "change" the metal is the amount of rust involved. In the late 80's I had a WWII K Bar in my shop that had been found in the Philippines by a customer. After soaking...

It is a slow process especially on heavy rust but I go slow anyway. I have used it on bigger blades such as knives with excellent results. I usually have a couple soaking for a few days while I am...

If the razor has gold plate, it won't after the molasses gets to it. I would just put bare blades in because it is very reactive to soft metals.

I did a little searching here but had not found any mention of one of my favorite rust removers, but I could have missed it. By nature I am a cheap bastard and will go out of my way to save a buck if...