When getting the nickel plating only, how close is this to the original? If the razor was mechanically perfect only missing some plating on the silo doors and guide bars, would I be getting a razor back that is pretty much like new original? I read before the plating is actually thicker. Is this true?
Now second question,
I really like the idea of the added layer of silver over the nickel for hygienic reasons as silver kills micro organisms on contact. Is this layer of any substantial thickness or is it similar to a wash that will come off in a short time?
Is a razor re-plated in silver able to be cleaned with silver cleaner or will that take the silver off...
The Flare tip super speed I picked up today (F-1) was a really well loved razor, I can tell by the plating wear. The rest is super strong. I have been thinking about getting one re plated for a while. This one seems like the perfect candidate as everything is nice and tight.
Lastly if anyone could suggest who to send it to, I would really appreciate it. I was thinking the Razor restoration in the UK. His prices seem fair.
Is there anyone else I could consider? Any members of this forum perhaps?
Now second question,
I really like the idea of the added layer of silver over the nickel for hygienic reasons as silver kills micro organisms on contact. Is this layer of any substantial thickness or is it similar to a wash that will come off in a short time?
Is a razor re-plated in silver able to be cleaned with silver cleaner or will that take the silver off...
The Flare tip super speed I picked up today (F-1) was a really well loved razor, I can tell by the plating wear. The rest is super strong. I have been thinking about getting one re plated for a while. This one seems like the perfect candidate as everything is nice and tight.
Lastly if anyone could suggest who to send it to, I would really appreciate it. I was thinking the Razor restoration in the UK. His prices seem fair.
Is there anyone else I could consider? Any members of this forum perhaps?





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