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In that case, $40 for a B. Ellis job is a steal. I wouldn't wait if I were in your shoes.

And you could get a nice already restored razor from Bill, earpiercingly sharp, for about $50. So unless you feel some REAL emotional attachment for that one, you might as well just get another...

It shouldn't but just go gently. If you reach the limits of Flitz's performance and you're still unsatisfied, you have two options:
1) Learn how to polish the blade (rotary tool is your best friend)...

The worst of it should come off without any issues. Just use a standard metal polish like the CLR polishing compound. For the fees you'd be looking at, you might as well get a new top of the line TI....