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    automotive paint supply stores are a great place to find super fine sanding paper wet/dry

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    Quote Originally Posted by OLD_SCHOOL View Post
    But without the compound and Dremel, were there still scratches after 2k?

    I just finished lightly restoring a few razors, and they have plenty of scratch marks, yet if I put the blade near something it will reflect the image almost like it were mirror shiny.
    Yeah, I get that look to it, too, but if I catch the right light there are really fine scratches that almost just looks like dullness. I have to look for them by twisting the razor. I might go back to 1200 and up to 2K again, just to see if I can even out the scratches a bit better or get rid of 'em. But one I get to 2K there's that mirror shine in there that gets me antsy to use the buffer!

    Of course, there are a few stray scratches from the real low grits that I didn't bother to go back and get, but that's something different. I just didn't want to go all the way back to 120. I find most of the strays near the shoulder/stabilizers actually. I'm also noticing a trend on where rust forms: shoulder/stabilizers, near the pivot obviously, jimps of course, on the toe if it's close to the wedge and along the edge of the scales when closed.

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