You guys might already know this but....

[Survivor Johnny]

I didn't want to spend $30 or $40 on the grit crayons for my stop block so I figured I'd try something else. An $11 tub of rubbing compound seems to work just fine and I don't think I will ever use up the tub

 

[poppy926]

http://www.straightrazordesigns.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37&products_id=896
great prices and absolutely TOP NOTCH service. (Warning) it can be an expensive site, you have been warned.

 

[poppy926]

If you want to meet somewhere I have .5 micron diamond spray I can spray on for ya.

 

[DMGun]

http://www.straightrazordesigns.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37&products_id=896
great prices and absolutely TOP NOTCH service. (Warning) it can be an expensive site, you have been warned.

Thumb around - oh shaving brushes - HOLY CRAP!!! $460 for a frigging brush!$?!$?!$?

 

[poppy926]

Thumb around - oh shaving brushes - HOLY CRAP!!! $460 for a frigging brush!$?!$?!$?

hence the warning, and don't look at the custom razors.

 

[BackWoods]

Good stuff bro! I use the Mother's metal polish(in the automotive section at wallyworld)

 

[Survivor Johnny]

If you want to meet somewhere I have .5 micron diamond spray I can spray on for ya.

what is this? A spray version of the grit compound?

 

[poppy926]

Kinda, only much finer. More for polishing the edge. .5 micron is about 30,000 grit equivalent. I use it to touch up a dull straight razor. It's a bit overkill for a knife.

 

[Survivor Johnny]

I'm lovin the bald spots on my arms