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    Default Second Restoration

    I just completed my second restoration, this one is my DD Satinedge so tell me what you think. It feels good to complete restoration. Sorry for the quality I used my phone. Thanks for looking.
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    Wow, looks great! Do you have before pictures?

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    No sorry, I just got started and forgot to take the before pics, however the razor was not real bad and I had to do my first re-pinning.

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    That looks great. Can you tell our fellow members what exactly you did? Buffer? Hand Sanding? Greaseless? Scales?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximilian View Post
    That looks great. Can you tell our fellow members what exactly you did? Buffer? Hand Sanding? Greaseless? Scales?
    I did forget to mention the process. What I started with was un-pinning the razor. Then hand sanded with wet sandpaper going through 180-220-320-400-600-800-1000-1200-1500-2000. I then used MAAS with my dremel and felt pad. Next I used jewelers rouge with my dremel and felt pad. Then one final polish with MAAS. On the scales I had to be real careful so I did a MAAS test on the back of the scale. I seen the MAAS worked well so I coated the scales and used my dremel with a felt pad on low speed. The MAAS also worked very well for the gold on the scales. I re-pinned with a kit I bought from the bay and my 4 oz polished ball peen hammer. After re-pinning I used MAAS on the mushroom of the pin and smoothed with my dremel. I had to be very careful because the first pin on my other razor I restored I burnt the scale. So I was very light on the pin. Thats about it. Side note all ideas from many hours of reading on SRP.
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    Looks just dandy to me, very nice job.

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    Sounds and looks to me as if you took your time and you were rewarded with a job well done !!

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    Looks great, well done!

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    Very good job, looks great.

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    Thank you all for the kind words, also thanks to all the members for the patience and knowledge passed on to us new fellows.

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