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Chee, I would be curious for you to check the razor again now since you have shaved and see if it feels like a steak knife again.

I think someone will have to hone that roughness out on a razor...

I doubt that chromium oxide will repair the bevel. A coarser grit should probably first be used to set a smooth, even bevel before using abrasive paste. Paste-stropping a razor with many micro...

Maybe it's a blanket term covering the overcoming of any issue of unknown cause that someone was previously having with a razor and then they stumbled upon a solution through trial and error. I know...

Thanks!

I've never had to do this with any of my razors. I guess I've been lucky :shrug:

Maybe you don't have to press as hard against your skin with the sharper blade as you do with the Boker.


I'm not sure what that means :confused: