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    Default Salvaging a mangled strop

    I massacred my first practice strop. It has gashes and slices up and down its face. Would it be possible to give it a new life as a pasted strop? In other words, with a good sanding will the remaining uneveness matter as much once pasted?

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    I just want one of each. keenedge's Avatar
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    You can repair cuts in the leather with rubber cement. Sandpaper or a pumice stone will take care of small cuts along the edge and smooth down the bumps. Take a look at this wiki.

    Strop treatment and repair - Straight Razor Place Wiki

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    If it has high spots after the sanding, paste the high spots so the razor will be sure to hit the paste.
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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