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    Hi guys just wanted to show you some pics of my first razor i brought back to greater condition its a Gilbert Brothers 9/8 i scored off the bay pardon the average pics they were off my phone i sanded razor using wet and dry starting with 240 grit which i spent nearly 3 hours on then progressed slowly to 400-600-800-1200-1500-2000 then on buffing wheel and a few different compounds.I never changed the scales they are original and still ok i just cleaned them up a little, i then honed razor using Naniwa 1-4-5-8-12K then .5 chromium oxide crayon Livi type and stropped on latigo must say i really love the very smooth shaves this razor gives especially on upward strokes under neck wonderful shaver thanks for watching.Name:  $(KGrHqRHJEEFGNMnQb)TBRk!O-q1Yg~~60_57.jpg
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    You did a really nice job on that, congratulations on such a nice cleanup and razor.
    JimmyHAD:My wife told me if I bought another razor she would leave me ........ and I miss her sometimes......

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    Thanks love the bigger blades I have 6 razors 8/8 and up guess I got to sell the smaller ones now

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    Nice job, that blade looks great. Enjoy.
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    Realy nice job!

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    First? That's awesome! Good job. What compounds and compound progression did you use?

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    Nice job Hazza.

    It is good to see your postings, hopefully we will see many more in the future. Lots of Aussies will be proud of you mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunbird View Post
    Nice job Hazza.

    It is good to see your postings, hopefully we will see many more in the future. Lots of Aussies will be proud of you mate!
    Thanks Sunbird I appreciate it good to see fellow Aussies on here, Iam overseas at the moment in so hopefully when I get back I can post up some more take care mate

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    Hi I used green compound that I got in my dremel kit then a white compound I got from a Bunnings store here in Oz that was it sorry I cant tell you the name im overseas at the moment I found if you spend a good amount of time on wet and dry sandpapers I dont think the compounds will make a massive difference but saying that I want to try jewelers rouge and see if that helps a bit more cheers

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