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  1. 03-28-2009, 11:58 AM #1
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    I have only one way to clean and shine the pivot area. I remove the pin and buff the blade then repin.

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    Thanks to all! Some good ideas here.
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    Pfeifenputzer ... I don't know the english word!?

    A pipe brush?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carioca View Post
    Pfeifenputzer ... I don't know the english word!?

    A pipe brush?

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    Pipe cleaner in the US
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    I unpin my razors, but perhaps abrasive cord would work for you.


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    A dremel plus this kit....

    3M 9/16" Radial Bristle Discs Kit : 3M Radial Bristle Discs-Small : Brushes - 3M Radial Bristle Discs, Large & Miniature Brushes : Tools & Metals : Otto Frei 3M Radial Bristle Discs-Small - Jewelry Tools, Jewelry Supplies, and Findings


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    I use on a regular basis, just one disk to got between the scales....do a great work.....
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  8. 05-05-2009, 05:33 AM #7
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    Look at using a Cratex rubber bonded abrasive wheel mounted in a Dremel type tool.


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