Thread: Restored Sprock razors

Originally Posted by Matt69

Thanks.

I'm hand-sanding them with wet & dry paper. I usually start on 240 grit, but if the pitting is extra deep I'll use 120. After 400 and 600 wet & dry, I use micro-mesh.

I'd love to have a powered buffer, but don't have the space or cash for one.

I use a simple Buffing setup that cost me $16. I use a squeeze clamp and clamp a 3/8 drill to a bench. You lock the trigger on, and away you go. If you go to Lowes they have clothe buffing wheels, a drill attachment for the wheels, and a range of buffing compounds. It works really nice for razors and its so simple.

Thanks, I didn't know that you could get buffing attachments for drills. Very helpful, I'll look into that.

Those look pretty cool, nicely done. The colored scales really make em stand out as a set