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It is difficult to say without seeing some visuals...can you post a pic? There have been other threads that address "bread knifing" an edge. My only advice would be that less is more...and go...

Yes, I only used the 400 grit to reshape the toe. I used 800, 1000, 2000 on the blade. The 400 grit removes metal fairly quickly so you have to keep checking on your progress.

I didn't lose any length, I simply rounded the toe. I used 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper. I wrapped it around a paint mixing stick and slowly rounded the toe. I don't own a Dremel. I don't mind doing...

I purchased this razor at an antique store some time ago. It is a IXL Geo. Wostenholm & Son. I bought it because I wanted to try to repair a chip on the toe of the blade...and because it was only $5....