The wrights silver cream is my go to for the silver plated razors. Super easy to use and very light on the silver. It makes those slims shine.
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Looks like you did an excellent job of polishing. There are many slims for sale, and if you keep an eye out, you'll find a nearly new condition one for less than the cost of re-plating, and you'll then have you for display, and one as a daily shaver. Besides, you cant have too many classic razors!
Great find, and a great looking Slim. Out of all the adjustable razors, the Slims are my favorite.
It looks lovely after all this work by you. Enjoy it for another lifetime.
Maybe you already know this, but don't forget the last quarter turn on the TTO knob - that will secure the blade firmly in the place. Also, loosen the TTO knob before changing the adjustment settings.
Maybe you already know this, but don't forget the last quarter turn on the TTO knob - that will secure the blade firmly in the place. Also, loosen the TTO knob before changing the adjustment settings.
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Thank you for the guidance, Guru. Your name says it all. Newbs like me appreciate all the help.
