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    I used Nakayamas for my house mainaman's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by rickboone View Post
    That's odd. I buy it there.
    I have looked many times and the only one that I have been able to find that has been mentioned here was Mother's. I guess some Walmarts still stock MAAS.
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    OP they carry MAAS in tube at your local ACE Hardware :beer:

    Quote Originally Posted by rickboone View Post
    That's odd. I buy it there.
    Then you're the lucky one as I've checked 5 Walmarts two of which were Supercentres and do not carry them.

    I ordered mine from Amazon

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    I know you've already ordered the Maas, but for future reference, Flitz is another polish you can look for. They sell both Maas and Flitz at my local Ace Hardware. It's over by the cleaning supplies. There are other polishes as well. Here's a good link for more information.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...compounds.html

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    I've got an extra tube if anyone needs it, PM me, I'll get it out to you. If not, it'll stay in my cleaning box just happy.

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    Welcome mate,

    Good that you wish to work on your razors and start restorating so soon. The wiki (from the upper right hand corner) is a good information source on restoration.

    And although some people use dremel in restoration, i don't know if it is strictly necessary. There's an article on handsanding a blade in the wiki. It really depends on in what shape your blade is when starting. Dremel just might get you there faster. Please pay attention to your safety.

    It would be interesting to see what you have chosen to work on, as I'm trying to choose my first resto project too.

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