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    Do not leave the razor closed for the next day or so, you also soaked the wood scales, so there will be moisture hiding there for quite awhile..

    You might want to get some TP and a light machine oil and get some in the pivot but that might be too late unless you did it fast

    Q-tips and careful cleaning around the etch with MAAS should clean it up pretty well, but in general if you look at the Gold etch crosseyed it will come off

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Do not leave the razor closed for the next day or so, you also soaked the wood scales, so there will be moisture hiding there for quite awhile..

    You might want to get some TP and a light machine oil and get some in the pivot but that might be too late unless you did it fast

    Q-tips and careful cleaning around the etch with MAAS should clean it up pretty well, but in general if you look at the Gold etch crosseyed it will come off
    I dried the blade as much as I could and used a blow dryer (cool setting) on the pivot pin, then applied olive oil (all I had) to the blade.

    I ordered MAAS and it should be here tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomTomTuning View Post
    I dried the blade as much as I could and used a blow dryer (cool setting) on the pivot pin, then applied olive oil (all I had) to the blade.

    I ordered MAAS and it should be here tomorrow.
    I hope you use a high grade of olive oil,the cheap stuff is very acidic
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    I hope you use a high grade of olive oil,the cheap stuff is very acidic
    It is but what kind of oil do you recommend I use for storing the razor?

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    I don't notice anything in the pic. Am I missing something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwlfca View Post
    I don't notice anything in the pic. Am I missing something?
    Look at LA FORME etching, there is a mark near the A and R.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomTomTuning View Post
    Look at LA FORME etching, there is a mark near the A and R.
    OH. I thought that was camera glare or shadow. Bad news bears. Hope you can fix it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomTomTuning View Post
    It is but what kind of oil do you recommend I use for storing the razor?
    Mineral oil from any drug store

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Mineral oil from any drug store
    Perfect, thank you.

    EDIT: I just picked up a bottle from Kmart.
    Last edited by TomTomTuning; 10-01-2013 at 01:03 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    ....snip....
    You might want to get some TP and a light machine oil and get some in the pivot but that might be too late unless you did it fast
    .....snip....
    Yes a light machine oil as soon as possible to stop further oxidation.
    Yes the pivot needs to be oiled as well.

    Next a light abrasive like MAAS or Happich Simichrome with a Q-tip to
    work around the gold.

    This is not the end of the world. The ability of the razor to shave has not
    been diminished.

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