Thread: Applying Chromium Oxide to Bridle Leather Strop

Dear Fellow Razorheads-Applied maybe a drop of Neatsfoot oil to my finger several times after applying the Chromium Oxide from SRD and it applies much more easily now, with less coming OFF on my fingers and more going into and onto the leather. The leather strop is not saturated and should be fine in a couple of days. Surface is pretty even, but don't know if I have applied enough. Definitely not a dark green color, but the strop color is a uniform light green with a little tan "splotchyness" mixed in.
Again, thanx again for any feedback-Gearhead

Dear Castel33 and Aespo-Guess that I replied prior to refreshing the page. Green Haze is a perfect description Castel33! About how many strokes do you guys strop your razor on the CROX strop? Do you typically follow up with canvas or felt and then straight bridal leather? Thanx again!-Gearhead

Go to the crox..then to your felt or linen then leather.
As far as strikes on the crox...it should not be more than say ten to fifteen laps but they will depend on the blade on how much it tugs..