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    Those of you with the yellowstone powder.

    Are you using this in addition to CrO or as a replacement?

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    check out the pads and bobs on that link, i was thinking about thes for polishing blades till i saw the price

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    Ben, the Cerium Oxide Powder?
    On strops instead of Chromium Oxide probably.
    I'm using it as a paste (with shaving cream) on a damp cloth for cleaning up the entire razor right now. Works well on brassware, pins and embeds, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 0livia View Post
    Ben, the Cerium Oxide Powder?
    On strops instead of Chromium Oxide probably.
    I'm using it as a paste (with shaving cream) on a damp cloth for cleaning up the entire razor right now. Works well on brassware, pins and embeds, too.
    hmmm. that is a good idea to

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slartibartfast View Post
    Those of you with the yellowstone powder.

    Are you using this in addition to CrO or as a replacement?
    I no longer hit the Crox. YMMV.

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    I'll be interested in seeing how this stuff develops for some people. I have a hand american hone system with pressed felt pad, and rubbed leather pad. I could hypothetically just sprinkle the cerium on the felt, give 'er a rub, and go! Or make a solution with neats foot or jojoba oil and rub 'er down on the leather. Any one with experience using powders on leather vs. felt?

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    Not on that field,
    but I've been playing with compounds a little this week
    and cerium oxide does not like fat, wax or oil much.
    It solidifies horribly.
    I guess you're better off with the soapy way.
    The harder the carrier material the more you'll get out of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 0livia View Post
    I guess you're better off with the soapy way.
    Forgive my ignorance while I search the forums, but soapy way? how about just dry?

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    Well the safety data sheet says you have to use it with water and an x amount of a disperging agent. Read soap.
    What I do is putting a spoon of Ceroxide on a marble plate, some shaving cream and mix it thoroughly with a scraper. When I use it, I add water.
    Its pretty dusty stuff and you're not supposed to swallow, or otherwise ingest it. Once being in the mix its safer.

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    A light dusting of the powder on a linen strop works fine. If you have the block, just chalk it onto your web or cloth strop.

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