Dovo White Paste and SRD Webbing

Any one tried to use the Dovo White Paste for cloth components on your SRD Webbing?

I've never had the white paste or the red so I can't speak to that but I use the SRD nylon webbed fabric on the Premium 1 strop with no paste and it seems to me to gjve better results than the linen on my other strops. Going by the HHT and the way the shave feels afterwards. Or I'm getting better at honing my razors. :) ....or both.

thanks Jimmy

Well, erictski -- if you twisted me arm enough I
could try on my Premium I, but it actually works
pretty well without the white paste.

*shrug* :)

- Scott

Scott...

how do you like that premium Strop.

Well, the leather is pretty cool -- it's absolutely flat
and smooth and has a moderate amount of draw. I
think it does a pretty good job on razors. The nylon
side seems to work pretty well in the sense that the
razor is prepared properly for the shave, but I'm not
yet sure how well it preserves the edge over time.

It's a very nice strop, all in all. My favourites so far
are the SRD Premium, TM Horsehide/Linen, and the
Dovo Best Russian.

- Scott

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 ;)

- Scott

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

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

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Originally Posted by sebell

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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Originally Posted by erictski

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

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Ahh - I was a guinea pig for no good reason! :)

- Scott

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Originally Posted by sebell

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

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Originally Posted by Seraphim

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

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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

Quote:

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Originally Posted by sebell

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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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!:D