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    Ok erictski, I applied the Dovo White Paste to my
    SRD Premium, so I'll report back once it has dried
    and I've given it a few tries. If I don't like it then
    it is a great excuse to buy another 1-2 Premiums,
    and probably a couple new Tony Miller's to make
    it even

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    So, the paste has imparted a plasticky feel to the
    strop, and I wasn't thrilled about the feel of the
    webbing to begin with. It also did not apply very
    evenly, and would `soak' into the strop immediately.

    I wouldn't recommend using the white paste with
    the SRD webbing, but of course others are free to
    experiment

    - Scott

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    I too tried it and havent liked it. I may get a cotton from TM to use with dovo white..

    Quote Originally Posted by sebell View Post
    So, the paste has imparted a plasticky feel to the
    strop, and I wasn't thrilled about the feel of the
    webbing to begin with. It also did not apply very
    evenly, and would `soak' into the strop immediately.

    I wouldn't recommend using the white paste with
    the SRD webbing, but of course others are free to
    experiment

    - Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by erictski View Post
    I too tried it and havent liked it. I may get a cotton from TM to use with dovo white..
    Ahh - I was a guinea pig for no good reason!

    - Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by sebell View Post
    So, the paste has imparted a plasticky feel to the
    strop, and I wasn't thrilled about the feel of the
    webbing to begin with. It also did not apply very
    evenly, and would `soak' into the strop immediately.

    I wouldn't recommend using the white paste with
    the SRD webbing, but of course others are free to
    experiment

    - Scott

    Have you used white paste on other strops, or was this your first attempt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seraphim View Post
    Have you used white paste on other strops, or was this your first attempt?
    I haven't applied the white paste to other
    strops, but one of my favourite linen strops
    was the Dovo Best Russian -- which had a
    linen side pasted with white paste. I loved
    the feel and performance of this strop.

    - Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by sebell View Post
    I haven't applied the white paste to other
    strops, but one of my favourite linen strops
    was the Dovo Best Russian -- which had a
    linen side pasted with white paste. I loved
    the feel and performance of this strop.

    - Scott
    Aha.

    Well, I myself was quite surprised at how much white paste was required to do the TM 3" canvas strop. I used the entire tube, and had to be careful to spread it on evenly, otherwise I don't think there would have been enough in there to do the job. You may want to get another tube of the white so that you can get a nice even coating on there. Especially since you are already a white paste fan, you might as well go all the way!

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