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Just wipe it with a towel a few times (or a rag that you don't mind getting green crap on).

The sand paper could deposit grit onto the stropping surface = not a good thing for your razor.

In my (limited) experience with CrO, if the amount of reshaping required is noticeable, you are using too much paste.

I frequently put micro bevels on my razors that ought to be significantly...

You could get the package insured with a signature required to accept it or something like that.

As for the coticule not raising a burr, this is not uncommon of all natural stones because the natural abrasives are different (less harsh) from those used in manmade hones. It also has to do with...

You probably won't be able to get all of the abrasive compound out of that strop, the general rule is that once a surface is pasted, there's no changing it.

But yes, more stropping is the key for...