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  1. 03-12-2016, 12:38 AM #1
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    Default Cell Rot...

    And why it can be a waste of time to try & restore an affected razor.
    Pictures tell the story. Rust right thru the blade at the break.
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    It's amazing that something in plastics can do that to carbon steel.
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    OUCH !!!!

    Is it over there or over yonder?
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    And as far as most of us know the only cure for cell rot is early detection and unpin the razor and throw the infected scales away.
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    Wow...Agreed. Amazing the amount of damage from plastic.
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    The damage is more from the nitric or acetic acid that was used in making the plastic
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    That is an amazing image...and scary too! One more example of why I avoid cell scales on razors and knives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ernie1980 View Post
    That is an amazing image...and scary too! One more example of why I avoid cell scales on razors and knives.
    That piece broke off in my hand just flexing the blade . Glad it didn't go on the buffs.
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