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    Default Restoration opinions on wade and butcher

    So I have this very charming wade and it has etching, was wanting to see what u guys thought of buffing and mirroring anything on this because if I do it won't match the rest of the razor... So I was thinking about just leaving it as is, I only hit it with some mothers and went to town....

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    You may want to try hand sanding.

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    I would not buffing because patina is homogenius and it is perfect look.
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    I would Hand polish only for that nice looking blade
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    I would not use a buffer on that blade. You could do some selective hand sanding and let it run for a few days in a vibratory polisher, and then blue the etch.
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    Clean with soap and water, pin it back on scales, put two layers of tape, hone it softly, build a good lather and be happy. IMO. Beautiful blade.

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    just polishing compounds IMO.
    Any more aggressive means will affect the etch too much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    just polishing compounds IMO.
    Any more aggressive means will affect the etch too much.
    Yeah I used black on a SS wheel and it took the etch off the etch too much on another blade so I'll probably only put white...

    Also thanks everyone for your input, I ended up doing some selective hand sanding and throwing it in some white with loose cotton mothers mag... I like it

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    Default Here she is

    Not too happy with the scale working wedge but i salvaged it from a fail cut the first holes I made and used it for this razor hahaha
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    Looks good!
    Nice job pinning it also.
    That is NOT a wedge it is a spacer...
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