#31

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Detroit
(02-02-2018, 01:28 AM)GroomingDept Wrote:
(02-02-2018, 12:49 AM)bgolfo Wrote: I believe Matt told me some time ago they would not offer it because it would make the overall cost of the razor a lot more but I could be mistaken. I figure if someone is willing to pay for the service why not offer it ?

The cost issue is interesting! A couple of days ago, Bullgoose released a polished version of their SE razor. The polished version is $30 more than the unpolished version.

I believe it's the same with Blackland Razors as well. The polished versions cost more than the machined finish. Makes sense since so much work goes into the polishing process.
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#32
Isn’t titanium softer than Stainless Steel? Why would it be any harder to polish?

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#33
Matt @ Razor Emporium quoted $50


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#34
I would have loved to pay $30 more and save myself the hassle and the money for the sand paper and polishing compound...

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(02-02-2018, 04:48 AM)iShave Wrote: Isn’t titanium softer than Stainless Steel? Why would it be any harder to polish?

It probably is, but I found that it needed more work to get rid of tiny swirl marks and get it to proper mirror finish

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#36
Titanium is not necessarily softer than stainless. Also, Titanium work-hardens which may explain why polishing it is harder to do.
#37

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Edmonton
Well the stainless polished is beautiful and it is a wonderful shaver, I think I made the right choice [Image: ca25b8023740d67b1a3a5a07f4f898df.jpg]


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#38
Last I recall, there were one or two people here who emailed Timeless about the polishing of their Titanium razor... Did anyone ever hear anything back? I'm very curious about this, as I really want to buy a Timeless Titanium razor but not in the current finish. I'd pay an extra $30-50 for Timeless to polish it. I know I could send it off for polishing from someone else but I don't feel completely comfortable with that... I'd much prefer to have the maker of the razor do it himself since they would be familiar with the razors details/specifications. Hopefully Timeless can work something out to make this an option for those of us interested in the polished finish.

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#39
I emailed Matt at Timeless but never heard anything back. This is unusual as they always have responded quickly.

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(02-06-2018, 01:12 AM)Shavemd Wrote: I emailed Matt at Timeless but never heard anything back. This is unusual as they always have responded quickly.

I sent two different emails, no response!

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