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dtrain17 Getting the rust in the... 10-29-2014, 12:40 PM
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    Talking Getting the rust in the jimps?!?!

    I have acquired a fair amount of razors in the past few years and alot of them only require a good cleaning / hand buffing. Most of these have the troublesome rust / dirt /grime resting in the jimps. Has anyone found a good method or tool to fit in between the jimps for cleaning up and NOT unpinning the blade from the scales? This is a troublesome spot for me and bugs the crap out of me when a blade cleans up great but the rust / dirt / grime in the jimps is still there staring me in the face.

    Thanks for any posts or sharing of techniques.

    Also looks like I posted this in the wrong forum and not sure how to move it.
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