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    Default First Restore

    I finished my first restore this evening and wanted to share with everyone. I have learned alot in the process, and have a long ways to go, but I am excited. I didn't get pictures of when I purchased it from a local antique mall ($9.00), but the Wade and Butcher had slight rusting and light pitting. There was also three nicks in the blade. The pinning was the fun part, but the one pin is a little low. I still need to MAAS the blade. Enjoy, and thanks to everyone who posted videos and forum posts on razor restoration.
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    You did good, She looks like she will polish up just fine.
    That's a Wade & Butcher Bow Razor, for $9.00, a steal!!! She's a keeper.
    Thanks for sharing.

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    Good job! Can't wait to see what you do next.

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    Nicely done for sure and a great find at that price well done~~~~

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    Just great work, I reckon.
    Where did you get the acrylic for the scales - I want some?

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    I'll say this....If this is what your first restore looks like,....man... I can't wait to see your next ones. Keep em' coming!

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    Well done, I hope you'll show us more.

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    Nice work. Especially for your first!

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    Your first, really? Excellent first set of scales.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Havachat45 View Post
    Just great work, I reckon.
    Where did you get the acrylic for the scales - I want some?
    +2. Where did you get the acrylic? Looks great!

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