Hello DFS. :-)

Hi first post intro I'll try to keep it short and sweet I restore and hone and use straight razors I'm also a well known member over on the SRP where I'm AKA celticrusader, hopefully I can offer a little help and advice in the straight razor section from time to time.

Jamie.

Jamie, welcome!

Hey there! Welcome and Happy Shaving!

Welcome Jamie!

Welcome to DFS, Jamie.

Hi first post intro I'll try to keep it short and sweet I restore and hone and use straight razors I'm also a well known member over on the SRP where I'm AKA celticrusader, hopefully I can offer a little help and advice in the straight razor section from time to time.

Jamie.

Hi Jamie, welcome to DFS - here's a technical question for you.  I recently acquired the pictured razor from my father and it has a small pit on the blade - some sort of corrosion.  Any tips on how to handle it so it doesn't get worse and doesn't look so bad?  
Thanks
Marko

Welcome!

Hi, Jamie! Welcome and it is nice to see you, here!

Hey Jamie- welcome to DFS! Great to have your expertise in the community.

Thanks for the welcome chaps there are a few friendly faces and names I see, Marko I can't really see much from your photo but I'm thinking it's not to serious, so why don't you try taking some 400 grit wet & dry and if that does the job work your way up the grits till the mark is gone and the higher grit wet & dry will eventually start to polish the area making it look a lot better.