Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Will try dat tonight Tom!
Thanks for the tip. I just happen to have a lil bottle of maas someone sent me last fall. Itchin to try.

Shake it up good, Stuff tends to separate after sitting awhile!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Shake it up good, Stuff tends to separate after sitting awhile!

MAAS comes in a tube and also a differing formulation in a bottle. There is a difference between them. I like the tube cream best.
I did not care for the finish of the bottle stuff...it is a thick liquid.
YMMV!!
~Richard
The larger size can of the tube style cream is mentioned below.

I bought a can of it, 1.1 lbs. Does not separate in the can, but for some reason as I put it in a plastic squeeze bottle for easier use, it will separate over time. Flipping and tapping the bottle on my palm gets it mixed again.
I had used a tube up and decided to buy the can as I use it for lots of things other than razors.
Seems to work the same to me, however!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

I bought a can of it, 1.1 lbs. Does not separate in the can, but for some reason as I put it in a plastic squeeze bottle for easier use, it will separate over time. Flipping and tapping the bottle on my palm gets it mixed again.
I had used a tube up and decided to buy the can as I use it for lots of things other than razors.
Seems to work the same to me, however!

I like it...!!
It seems to produce a higher shine over flitz too

Originally Posted by outback

I like it...!!
It seems to produce a higher shine over flitz too

More importantly, it smells really nice!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

More importantly, it smells really nice!

Is it lavender, like mine.[emoji7]

Originally Posted by outback

Is it lavender, like mine.[emoji7]

Why YES, Dear! It is!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Why YES, Dear! It is!

French lavender to be precise.
It does smell good though, flitz....?
Gasoline spill at the airport.

Having drying troubles with the try oil on the scales for the Garantie, so I stripped them and went with the Minwax polycrylic. First coat is dry, and about to give it another .

Then to my next project. A Wosty Conqueror, that was gifted to me by AlanQ. This is another of his Grandfathers razors. I've been able to clear the rust from the gold etch thus far, using a fiberglass pencil. So I figure I should post some pics of it before I proceed any further.
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Looks to be gramps, left a bit of lather between the scales the last time he used it. [emoji1]

A successful seperation.
All parts saved.
Ready for thorough cleaning.