Thread: Time to get out the wet dry

Attachment 225477 Henckel 65. Really don't know how it will clean up but the price was low enough if it doesn't then i've go a set of scales.

Can't see any reason why she wouldn't clean up nicely. I would try some polish first and see if that works, no sense sanding if it isn't needed. Since it doesn't seem to have any hone wear it should hone up fairly easily and Henckels make fantastic shavers.

I have tackled blades a lot worse. Looks like a good shaver.

It will turn out nice. There is something weird about the heel. I am sure you will spot what as soon as you have it in hand. I recognize the pictures, but that seller does not ship reasonably to Canada so I never look at his ads because occasionally it makes me sad. It is nice you have a new project to do while you are stuck around the house more than you like.

Having observed your previous work, no worries here !

You should have plenty of time to work on it with this snow that is supposed to hit us tonight and tomorrow..........

That looks like a winner in the rough!

000 steelwool & WD40, 1k paper & some good polish on the blade and scales.

Nice find, Yea that will clean up nice.

I'd try some Maas or Mothers first & if that doesn't do it, then move forward. It might be me but it looks like it has a slight frown to it but even if it does, its a nice catch. I've seen some Henckels going cheap lately. What I see is probably the same thing Rezdog is talking about. I guess you'll know when you get it. I'd have it. None of my Henckels are that wide!

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That should clean up very nice with 0000 steel wool and metal polish

Originally Posted by engine46

I'd try some Maas or Mothers first & if that doesn't do it, then move forward. It might be me but it looks like it has a slight frown to it but even if it does, its a nice catch. I've seen some Henckels going cheap lately. What I see is probably the same thing Rezdog is talking about. I guess you'll know when you get it. I'd have it. None of my Henckels are that wide!