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Thread: Having a razor re etched.

  1. 12-12-2015, 04:56 PM #1
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    Dose anyone know a place where I can send a razor to get re etched. The original etching it's really faint and I can't finish polishing out the pitting without having it re etched.Name: uploadfromtaptalk1449942862261.jpg Views: 180 Size: 59.0 KBName: uploadfromtaptalk1449942911360.jpg Views: 184 Size: 66.3 KBName: uploadfromtaptalk1449942963160.jpg Views: 165 Size: 27.4 KB
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    The only one I know of was in this thread
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/custo...cations-3.html
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    Yes, it possible. I reeched few razors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewy View Post
    Yes, it possible. I reeched few razors.
    Do you think you can etch something that light though using the nail polish method.
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    If the original eching is still visible, Yes
    But, some areas will really dificulty
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    That's some tedious work...but the results he got were amazing! I had been wondering about this as well, seems like a good winter storm activity
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    Agreed. Lewy has done some very nice work with fixing up etchings. It is very tedious looking for sure. I want to try my hand at it at some point. I have so many projects on the go though and we are not just talking about razor and shaving stuff. All in good time I suppose.
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