Thread: NOS Dubl Duck Goldedge

Thanks fellas. There is just a bit of tarnish on the gold wash and I wanted to shine it up a bit. I figured there had to be something out there that is pretty mild. Probably just leave it alone I suppose.

I tried to clean a small spot on the tang of mine. The gold wash came off immediately. Used very light pressure and only a few rubs using a Qtip and metal polish. I'd leave it alone. Mine is very nice, but not NOS, so it wasn't too big of a deal.

Regards,
Howard

Edit: Congrats on the razor. That's an excellent find, especially in an antique store. Really a nice razor!!

Originally Posted by kilowattkid

Thanks fellas. There is just a bit of tarnish on the gold wash and I wanted to shine it up a bit. I figured there had to be something out there that is pretty mild. Probably just leave it alone I suppose.

"One man's tarnish is another man's patina." -- JimmyHAD

I forgot to mention the best part.

I paid $60 for it. WooHoo!

Originally Posted by kilowattkid

I forgot to mention the best part.

I paid $60 for it. WooHoo!

I hope I get that kinda lucky sometime. Though there's a new antique store in town, most of the existing one's have call lists already so I'm thinking I'm gonna hit this one up tomorrow, see what they have and drop the word on what I'm interested in.

From the old ads about the factory edge, you might be able to strop and shave right out of the box. I did that with my NOS Bartman, ERN and Henckels.

Great find.

Wow what a great find and at that price! enjoy!

Awesome find!

Originally Posted by kilowattkid

Thanks fellas. There is just a bit of tarnish on the gold wash and I wanted to shine it up a bit. I figured there had to be something out there that is pretty mild. Probably just leave it alone I suppose.

I had something very unfortunate happen to me yesterday when I checked on some razors I have stored in a watertight box. In my old apartment we had a humidity issue, and I didn't realize it had hosed a handful of my razors (including my NOS DD GE) with rust/patina. So, long story short don't use walnut oil on your blades. It dries hard like a SOB and pulled that gold wash right off in places.