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11-07-2013, 11:15 PM #1Senior Member
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That looks great! Let us know if it works on a straight!
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That looks fantastic!!!!! Trade you a cerakote job for a powder coat one????
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That looks stunning. Does it effect the shave at all?
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11-08-2013, 01:28 AM #4This is not my actual head.
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I am not sure about affecting the shave. I don't think it will, since I didn't do anything with the bar, but I have not shaved with it yet.
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Your just one of those radical innovators of antiquities. I love it ! Do not powder coat the dog :<0)
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If the shave goes well for you, I'd definitely be interseted in getting one of mine done! Don't be surprised at how many of us that will beat down your door to get that treatment.
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I am not sure about affecting the shave. I don't think it will, since I didn't do anything with the bar, but I have not shaved with it yet.
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Where does the line form?,.....or do we take a number? Originally Posted by billyc4362
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About what temperture does the oven get to? I do like the idea very much. A lot of possibilities! As long as temper isn't effected, might be a great way save some severely pitted blades. Good luck!
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11-15-2013, 02:29 PM #9
I think I also prefer the gloss finish, though I realise that on a badly pitted razor it would.make.tge pits show up more potentially.
Gloss cherry or candy apple red, chrome frame and white scales would have a really 1950's hot rod sort of feel I think, not that I really know anything much about 1950's hot rods.Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast
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Use white G10 with a candy red wedge. Use red to paint or color the pins after peening. Oh yeah screams hot rod! Love it! Originally Posted by edhewitt
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