I really want this razor, but I'm not a fan of the patina that develops over time. How would you remove the patina so it looks new again?
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I used Brasso on mine, I also coated it with some carnuba wax to slow the patina.
I dry mine after use with a towel. The lite polishing action appears to be ample.
Beautiful razor! I may have to pick one up to keep my .68 SS company....
I'm waiting the new plate, more efficient 
It was so shiny, I just couldn't stand it any longer and soaked my razor and stand in a strong warm solution of liver of sulfur. This really darkened the patina and gave it that, old world look...a real bronze age razor! Before, it looked like a pimp's razor but now, it looks like a warrior's!
Pics!... Or it didn't happen.
Wonderful looking razor!
This razor is mild to the face, but aggressive to whiskers. I am glad I didn't use a Feather blade out of the gate. I got a super close shave, and thought I was going to see a weeper or two, but none showed up to the party. Because the safety bar is in so close, the .36 blade gap is nothing like you'd expect.
I actually measured the blade gap on mine and it was 0.46mm +-0.02mm. With a guard span of 1mm it's pretty hard to get it wrong really.
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