#11
Looks good! I did the same thing with a copper one. Sanded to 12k and buffed on a bench grinder with various compounds. Probably could've done the whole thing on the grinder but wanted it as mirror as possible.
#12

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Nashville, TN
Great job!! I've found a couple of things through the years that I'll add. Applying Renaissance Wax to brass razors after polishing will significantly slow the tarnishing process. Also, I was lucky to come across a most excellent polishing cream, called Blue Magic. In my view, the folks at Blue Magic really cracked the code on polishing creams.

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(04-22-2023, 09:18 PM)metal_shavings Wrote:
Hey, I own that handle now!!! It looks amazing!!!
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Glad you're enjoying it my friend!

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#14
(04-23-2023, 04:08 AM)Pete123 Wrote: Great job!!  I've found a couple of things through the years that I'll add.  Applying Renaissance Wax to brass razors after polishing will significantly slow the tarnishing process.  Also, I was lucky to come across a most excellent polishing cream, called Blue Magic.  In my view, the folks at Blue Magic really cracked the code on polishing creams.

Agreed! I try to keep my brass shiny and use renaissance wax but I do have one in letting slowly build a light tarnish on. Have not tried the Blue Magic but will have to give it a look. I tend to use Flitz to keep them shiney after I've polished them.

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#15

Mike Distress
New Jersey
I definitely am!!!
(04-23-2023, 04:38 AM)Freddiep318ti Wrote:
(04-22-2023, 09:18 PM)metal_shavings Wrote:
Hey, I own that handle now!!! It looks amazing!!!
[Image: zJVr9WO.jpg]

Glad you're enjoying it my friend!

I definitely am!!!

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