Thread: How best to de-tarnish a blade?

Ok Lynn. I'll send it over to you. Do you mind if I send my H. Boker blade along with it? It has some petina and pitting. The W&B is in better shape, with some very very minor pitting and some minor scratching. I took the scales off of both of them. I'll send them through the SRD site.

There are actually three wheels at the shop. The most abrasive is made to buff oxidation off of a vulcanite or rubber pipe bit. Its used with an abrasive wax. So I took my Wade and Butcher up there and it did a pretty good job buffing the spots off of the razor, but there's still some tarnish, so I'm gonna still send it over to Lynn.