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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    How about using something on your hands instead of on the razor?

    A box of latex surgical gloves will give you grip, and you will not have to worry about rust underneath the tubing or tape on the tang.

    I would think it would solve the issue with applying after shave as well.

    Just a thought
    Good idea.

    Also consider a roll of paper tape -- "Micropore Surgical Paper Tape"
    prior to the shave put one wrap on the working fingers. It should give
    you sufficient grip and be water proof enough to finish the shave.

    I do not know what razor you have but you can apply a wrap or two
    to the grip of the razor for the duration of the shave. Remove it when done shaving....
    Even blue masking tape can be used for the 15-20 min it takes to shave.
    Just apply and remove it with care... the blade is sharp and not
    designed to make adding and removing tape easy.

    Also if rust is a concern -- do not ignore the properties of tuff-glide
    as rust preventative.

    Mineral oil is very kind to the skin and can help keep
    rust from the blade as well as minimize your skin cracking... I
    As a good rust preventative to apply to the steel after removing the tape.
    Wipe off the excess with a soft cloth.

    As always consult a doctor -- I do not even play one on TV.

    Aftershave that burns is not high on my list consider skipping
    it and apply the thinnest layer of mineral oil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speckey View Post
    Just an idea.

    I know this as Vet Wrap, (my wife is a Veterinarian) This stuff is pretty cheap and could be changed.

    From their site:

    Flexible, self-cling bandaging tape
    Width: 2 inches
    Length: 5 yards (180 inches) when fully stretched
    Easy to apply, remove
    Available in red or white
    The same flexible, self-cling wrap that your veterinarian uses. This elastic wrap clings only to itself and it won't slip or loosen once its been applied. Cut it to any length needed. Each roll is 5 yards long (when fully stretched out). Use it for first aid or for decorating! Select from red or white!

    NOTE: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions in humans.
    Great idea. I have some on hand and will try in the morning. Thanks.

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