Just wondering what the longest time anyone has spent handsanding a razor back to a thing of beauty???

I have been handsanding a Red Injun 102 for the past couple of nights. There are about eight pin tip sized pits left spread over the spine and tang area. You really have to look to see them, but I do and I focus on them. And, being my first attempt (with pics to come in future post!) at a complete, with repinning, restoration I am trying to get it as mint as possible. But, after two nights just trying to get all the pits out, I'm starting to wonder...

BTW I'm currently using 3M 320 grit paper to get stains and pits out. I'll progress up to 1500 paper, and use the new dremel once I'm satisfied. I've been starting with 400 paper, on previous razors. But, this one had some deep stains and two rust spots. I'm thinking this might be my new daily shaver (hence my desire for perfection). I had an Injun 101, and thought highly of it, before selling.