Cale ...those are RazoRock Acrylic 'ink well' stands. The polish is how they came from Italian Barber. But, if I were to polish them it would be with a polishing compound compatible with Acrylic. You don't want to smear the finish.
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Thank you, Rocket_Boy. I was actually thinking of polishing my stainless razors. Any thoughts on what's best to use for that?
(This post was last modified: 08-29-2023, 02:18 PM by Rocket_Boy.)
Cale...there are others who polish their razors and are more expert than I am. However, I would think a little Jeweler's Rouge or Green Oxide and 'elbow grease' would do the trick. You could of course use a Dremel tool and a polishing wheel, that would also work. My only concern about a motorized tool is rounding off, or smoothing the nice crisp edges of the Cap and Baseplate.
Good luck! Show us the results.
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Any stainless steel polishing cream will do.
Use a micro-fiber cloth .
Personally I've used the Autosol brand cream with great success.
http://www.autosol.com/mobile/Product.as...tCode=1734
http://www.autosol.com/mobile/Product.as...tCode=1000
I use "Dursol Shine" cream from time to time to
"refresh" my razors .Slowly bringing them to a mirror polish ,each time
I polish them.
https://autosol.com.au/product-range/shi...olish-50g/
It is the easiest and least destructive way to
polish stainless steel.
Use a micro-fiber cloth .
Personally I've used the Autosol brand cream with great success.
http://www.autosol.com/mobile/Product.as...tCode=1734
http://www.autosol.com/mobile/Product.as...tCode=1000
I use "Dursol Shine" cream from time to time to
"refresh" my razors .Slowly bringing them to a mirror polish ,each time
I polish them.
https://autosol.com.au/product-range/shi...olish-50g/
It is the easiest and least destructive way to
polish stainless steel.
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Recently, I've been using my RR Lupo .95 SB almost exclusively. I have to slowdown using an 'aggressive' razor, but it helps with my overall technique.
The RR Game Changer 84-P remains my alternative. Although, I must admit, it doesn't get the 'love' it once did, now the 'Lupo' is on the scene.
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The RR Game Changer 84-P remains my alternative. Although, I must admit, it doesn't get the 'love' it once did, now the 'Lupo' is on the scene.
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(This post was last modified: 09-19-2023, 01:24 PM by Rocket_Boy.)
Svoll ...I think you'll be pleased with any of the RazoRock offerings. What's not to like, 316L stainless-steel, CNC precision in an affordable package? Be advised the "Super Knurl" handle is heavy.
I was not convinced I was going to keep the RR Lupo .95 SB. I've always gravitated towards 'mild' razors in the past. I hadn't really put 'aggressiveness' and 'efficiency' together in my mind. I get extremely close shaves, but I have to slow down and be mindful I'm using an 'aggressive' razor. When I switch back to the RR GC 84-P, my technique is much better and it improves my overall shave.
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I was not convinced I was going to keep the RR Lupo .95 SB. I've always gravitated towards 'mild' razors in the past. I hadn't really put 'aggressiveness' and 'efficiency' together in my mind. I get extremely close shaves, but I have to slow down and be mindful I'm using an 'aggressive' razor. When I switch back to the RR GC 84-P, my technique is much better and it improves my overall shave.
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