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    Free admission, if you bring a blade for the wind chime box
    Mike

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    Har! It's all half here and half there right now, but soon, I will be furnishing a small room at home with my old barber's chairs and cabinets, complete with display cases of razors, signs, even a barber-pole. Gonna put a record-player in and dig out some old albums. Should be pretty cool as I envision it.

    I will post some pics as I get it all going.
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Har! It's all half here and half there right now, but soon, I will be furnishing a small room at home with my old barber's chairs and cabinets, complete with display cases of razors, signs, even a barber-pole. Gonna put a record-player in and dig out some old albums. Should be pretty cool as I envision it.

    I will post some pics as I get it all going.
    I'm happy to hear that you are on your way to completing the life long dream of a great many wet shavers!
    Some day, some day... I will have my stylish barbershop bonus-room with hidden speak-easy lounge entrance behind one of the mirrors...
    Oh yes it will be glorious, I had to "one up" you with the speak-easy Tom, because seeing all the amazing razors is hurting my fragile RAD ego.. hehehe lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Har! It's all half here and half there right now, but soon, I will be furnishing a small room at home with my old barber's chairs and cabinets, complete with display cases of razors, signs, even a barber-pole. Gonna put a record-player in and dig out some old albums. Should be pretty cool as I envision it.

    I will post some pics as I get it all going.

    I'll be over to see it Tom & bring a Man Razor Cave warming gift! Might even have to have a cold one...........

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    Oh, BTW, the Torpedo shaved like a dream with just a good stropping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    I'll be over to see it Tom & bring a Man Razor Cave warming gift! Might even have to have a cold one...........
    Is there a gift under the sun that he doesn't have already?
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    Finished cleaning up the blade, collars, and scales to the W&B.
    All done by hand, no power equipment. The only things used were, Never Dull, steel wool ( 1 1/2 pads 000 ), Emory compound, and Cr/Ox.

    Some of the tiny repairs to the scales didn't hold, so I left them for character, and to better fit with the condition of the blade.
    ( nice...but not perfect

    Before


    After
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    The lettering on the blade looks darn good. Different plus it really sets it off.
    Last edited by engine46; 06-25-2016 at 02:58 PM.
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    You know me, outback. I calls em like I see em.
    Great 'sympathetic' resto. My favorite stuff!

    Only gripe is the black in the etchings is too black.

    Once, I could not get some red to show up on black. I found that silver RubNbuff applied and the red after made it work.

    On the opposite end, I think a little rub of said silver RubNbuff in those letters on top of the black, and hand buffed-off good, would give it a 'original' type look?

    Light application with a q-tip, keep it away from the pitting! Hand buff with a soft towel...
    Just thinking.........
    Last edited by sharptonn; 06-25-2016 at 03:50 AM.
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    Nice gentle recovery Mike.
    Beauty blade brother.
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