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    Quote Originally Posted by Darkbulb View Post
    Weird. Same result. Invalid attachment. I wonder if it's only me.
    Go to the top of the SRP page & click Blogs.
    Mine is the first one because I was the last person to post a Blog. If it opens, click on the title.

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    Nice Duck!
    That will clean up nicely.
    I personally use Blue Magic to polish the brass. 5 minutes and your done.

    ps...the blog works for me.

    Ed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chevhead View Post
    Nice Duck!
    That will clean up nicely.
    I personally use Blue Magic to polish the brass. 5 minutes and your done.

    ps...the blog works for me.
    Thanks Chevhead, he has issues with his computer. Probably needs to clean up history & website data.............
    I never tried the Blue Magic. If I see it in the stores, I'll try it!
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    Welcome to the forum! I'm new to SR's as well. Those I think you made a good call allowing someone else to hone the blade for you. I wish I had done the same. Doesn't look like a bad frown. When you use polish, make sure it isn't going to remove the 'spirals' on the tang. I don't think I've seen those before. They look really nice. If the scales are straight, it looks like you get it looking and shaving great without having to spend a lot of money.

    Make sure you get all your blade cleaning/polishing done BEFORE you hone it. They contain abrasives that will dull the edge on your newly honed blade.

    DD does have some beautiful SR's. I found one in an antique shop, but the edge of the blade looked like it was probably more red rust than steel.

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    Great looking razor. Definitely get a pro to clean and hone. Youll have to post a pic when ya get it back. Enjoy your journey and the shave
    Mike

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    So this is what I sent out:
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    ..and Glen/Gssixgun just submitted some photos of what the restoration ended up looking like.
    There is no trace of the frown any more and the scales looks amazing - I am SUPER thrilled to get this back!!







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