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    Thankfully I have hooked up with a local mentor(10Pups) only a hop and a skip away. Probably meeting up with for church Sunday. Sounds like I'm going good to go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gasman View Post
    Enjoy your shave and learning experience. It takes time so dont get in a hurry about any part of this hobby.
    Definitely taking or slowly. Within all the banked experience available to me I will be be able to her a good start.
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    Sounds like you're heading in a good direction. My first strop was an SRD red latigo that I used until I stopped nicking it (6 or 8 months) and then bought a replacement panel of English bridle leather from them to replace it (keeping the original handles and secondary - takes less than 5 minutes to swap out). I bought the $5 upgrade to cotton canvas backing, which works great and I prefer to the felt or nylon webbing. Good luck!
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    For a all in one, I really like the Mastro Livi loom strop. I use a TM strop and fire hose for daily but if I really need to touch it up, I go to the Livi loom with chromium oxide on linen on one side then the skin side. Nothing polishes the edge of a razor like the Livi skin strop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkatzman View Post
    For a all in one, I really like the Mastro Livi loom strop. I use a TM strop and fire hose for daily but if I really need to touch it up, I go to the Livi loom with chromium oxide on linen on one side then the skin side. Nothing polishes the edge of a razor like the Livi skin strop.
    Following up on this comment, you might want to check out this parallel thread on the Livi loom strop:

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/strop...oom-strop.html
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    Got a good finishing Hone? Get a nice strop. One of these is great.
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    As to cost these are $160 USD, I call using a strop that you have invested in 'Strop dsicipline', when its woreth a few dollars, and is a nice piece you tend to look after it. Just my view.

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