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Both came from packages looking like that.
I've used this one, I think it's a superb blade.
Both came from packages looking like that.
Might be worth wrapping it in tin foil with baking soda, then adding boiling water and leaving it to react for ten minutes. Will probably bring up the blacker areas to a nice shiny finish.A few lesser seen NEW's
A NEW Flat Bottom Round Pin
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And a NEW Goodwill.
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One of the filthiest razors I have bought. I will post another picture after it has a soak, clean and scrub.
Might be worth wrapping it in tin foil with baking soda, then adding boiling water and leaving it to react for ten minutes. Will probably bring up the blacker areas to a nice shiny finish.
It should produce a better and easier result than toothpaste (and I've used that many times before). The chemical reaction is almost like a mild replating in terms of how it looks.Cheers for the info. I will give that a go if I don't have any luck with soap/water and toothpaste!
It should produce a better and easier result than toothpaste (and I've used that many times before). The chemical reaction is almost like a mild replating in terms of how it looks.
We need an update!I washed/scrubbed the razor a few times and was largely successful but there was still a fair amount of green gunk/brass tarnish left.
I will give your baking soda method a go tomorrow!
We need an update!
Ketchup will amaze you! No joke, put ketchup on it.Sorry! I've given it a few scrubs. First time with normal toothpaste, second time with baking soda toothpaste. Some of the grime is a bit looser and I've been to scrape some of it with an old plastic pen lid (so it won't scratch it).
Not the best pictures but it is looking a bit more presentable than when I first took it out off the box!
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Ketchup will amaze you! No joke, put ketchup on it.