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    Quote Originally Posted by planeden View Post
    Can't you just go slow? Is there some reason that you need to go faster on a lighter draw?
    No, there's no actual reason why I couldn't go slow on a lighter draw but I just seem to go faster because it wil let me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STF View Post
    No, there's no actual reason why I couldn't go slow on a lighter draw but I just seem to go faster because it wil let me.
    So, it is just Steer Pressure.
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    If your strop isn't something pristine, you can try this, to reduce the draw. Yes...I've done this to a few strops, with no ill affects.

    Dampen, not saturate, a clean rag with rubbing alcohol, and lightly wipe your strop, allow to dry between wipes till you find your desired draw.

    I did this to a couple that I over hydrated, and on a new, red Latigo I'd purchased from Imperial shave.

    May not be the proper thing to do, but it worked for me, and I can use the strops, now.
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