Dipesh said:Personally, I wouldn't boil mine. It may ruin the plating.
I soak mine in warm soapy water and scrub with a toothbrush. It then goes into the Ultra Sonic. Then give it some silvo and if it needs it, Belgom Chrome polish.
You can miss out the ultra sonic, it does give it the little extra though.
sunburyboy93 said:Well what i do with metal razors is put a squirt of fairy liquid in a bowl, along with pour in hot (not boiling) water & let em sit for a couple hours, then i pour some warm water in my ultrasonic cleaner (James Products Ultra 7000) along with a couple drops more of fairy liquid, and do three cycles in the cleaner (you need to be carful with any adjustable razors with numbers or handles like the Black Super Adjustables & Black Super Speeds or Lady Gillettes as the Ultrasonic can take the coloured anodized finish off !!.... not a big deal with the numbers as you can paint them back on but the handles are a different story !)
Then use a soft tooth brush with more fairy Liquid and scrub gently in all the gaps, nooks and crannys, again be careful with Black Super Adjustables & Black Super Speeds or Lady Gillettes as harsh brushing will remove the finish.
Rinse and then let them dry (thoroughly), then genlty apply Some Peak Metal Polish then buff with a microfibre cloth, for any hard to reach areas or fine detail areas like handles, use a soft tooth brush to buff the polish off, if you have some real bad marks consider using some Autosol, but be gentle and very careful as too much rubbing and pressure and the plating can be damaged.
Then buff with a microfibre cloth, and my last touch is to use some liquid Duzz-It Polish, this seems to give a brilliant shine, then buff with a microfibre cloth and finally wash again with Fary liquid and water to remove any left over polish and dry thoroughly
JOB DONE
The main thing is just be careful and don't be too aggresive...think of how old these razors are, it can be easy to cause damage...they just need TLC, the trick is to know when enough is enough and don't try to clean to make a new razor.
shanky887614 said:when cleaning razors.
would silver polish be ok on them?
or is there a better way to make them shiny?
shanky887614 said:when cleaning razors.
would silver polish be ok on them?
i know ive used that on my flute (silver plated)
would it damage it at all?
or is there a better way to make them shiny?
Canuck said:shanky887614 said:when cleaning razors.
would silver polish be ok on them?
or is there a better way to make them shiny?
Modern or vintage? If vintage I'll defer to some of the more knowledgeable members like Sunbury, but if it's modern razors they just need a good wipe and maybe the odd spray of bathroom cleaner to remove dried soap scum.
I doubt silver polish will do much good. But having said that, I have a razor stand which as far as I know is just chrome, and a silver polishing cloth cleans it beautifully.
Ken T M said:Just to throw in my two bit opinion, I recently stripped all the plating off a gold injector with Silvo. Had no idea it would do that.
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