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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Yes take your washcloth and toss it over the faucet, if you drape it right you can still rinse the blade and the washcloth will keep you from dinging the razor...
    My Granny Davis ALWAYS laid a kitchen towel DOWN in the BOTTOM of the sink when she washed her good china! She also always turned the faucet away from the sink while she washed and rinsed!!

    Damn I miss her!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    It sounds like you should send it out. It isn't a big ding. It looks new, do you have a free redone?
    Not sure. I purchased mine from Vintage Blades LLC. I'll have to ask them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    First and Foremost, Please add where you are in this Wide World!! There may be help just down the block or across town! You Never Know!!

    With that said, if the ding is catching on cloth it WILL scratch your strop!!!

    After you've upgraded your profile you may be out of the woods! Or if you don't have a 'Get out of Jail Free' card (free honing from the seller) send me a PM!
    My apologies for not updating my profile. I'll have to contact Vintage Blades LLC. to see if they'll hone for free. Hopefully i can find someone local to help me out in case they cant. Anyone in GA?
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    No apologies needed! It's just nice to know where you are so that if help is needed it may be close by!
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    Looks like a rehone will deffinately take care of it since its not any deeper then the bevel ... as for the wash cloth idea id like to see how well that works it may be in the best intrest and saftey of my babys

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    Had a great experience that may be helpful to all you members in the atlanta area. Found a local business, Whetstone (Larry is the owner), who hones. He makes pick ups from The Art of Shaving stores in atl. He helped me out with the ding and I had my razor back the next day. I'll start a new thread with his business info.
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    Great to hear that you are back in the saddle again! Let us know how the edge feels as compared to out of the box!
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    The edge felt the same as it did out of the box..great. Then again, I only got 2 shaves in before the ding. The blade was a week old. Brand new essentially.
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    Great! Now quit rinsing in the sink...
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    Great advice on the rag over the faucet and in the bottom of the sink.
    Personally I keep a damp cloth on the countertop at the edge of the sink to strop the foam off the blade.

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