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JimR Dealing with Rust 03-18-2009, 01:14 PM
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    Default Dealing with Rust

    So I bought my first eBay razor...this one. (Item number: 110362472917) I bought it knowing full well the risks, but the pictures looked thorough, and I got the advice of a seasoned veteran--and it just looked so darned cool.
    The problem is, there turned out to be active rust in a hidden area. I don't actually blame the seller--there is a bit of rust on the tang INSIDE where the scales usually cover it, so it's probably just a matter of a slip-up in usage after care. The edge is fine, and it actually appears shave ready.

    But...how do I handle the rust? How should I treat the razorto prevent further damage? Any advice would be appreciated.

    Thanks!
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