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Re: Shaving
« Reply #60 on: 27 February 2012, 21:41:35 »
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An old Mach2 used here, I even treat myself to a new blade every year or so......plus my old Braun shaver to.

Got to be careful around the conkers though.

 :-X :-X :-X :-X

I tried wax once but it just made them shine and the water beaded more.

About that mind bleach......

I think it was Auto Glym but its very over rated.

I wanna say turtle, but I'm afeared of the answers.....
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #61 on: 27 February 2012, 21:41:38 »
Quote from: Marks DTM Calib on 27 February 2012, 21:39:06
Quote from: LJay on 27 February 2012, 21:37:19
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Quote from: LJay on 27 February 2012, 21:34:11
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An old Mach2 used here, I even treat myself to a new blade every year or so......plus my old Braun shaver to.

Got to be careful around the conkers though.

 :-X :-X :-X :-X

I tried wax once but it just made them shine and the water beaded more.

About that mind bleach......

I think it was Auto Glym but its very over rated.

More bleach required to remove the image of you polishing your conkers with Auto Glym!   ;D ;D
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #62 on: 27 February 2012, 21:44:23 »
think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #63 on: 27 February 2012, 21:45:33 »
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think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D

Nah, I just use the compounder......can tickle a bit, you should try it Ljay
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #64 on: 27 February 2012, 21:47:33 »
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think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D

Far too gentle, need somat a bit more abrasive....wet and dry maybe?  Or a sander? Then polish till smooth! ;) :y

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Re: Shaving
« Reply #65 on: 27 February 2012, 21:50:24 »
Quote from: Cleggy on 27 February 2012, 10:11:57
...... Before I retired it was every evening or morning depending on whether or not I had an early start, always a wet shave, can't get on with electric shavers never a close shave and they tend to pull the hair. If I shaved every day with sensitive foam and a good razor using an aftershave soothing balm my skin was fine. Leave it a day or two and I used to get an awful neck rash.....   
Thats why I grew my beard.  Easier to give it a shearing once a week to keep it tidy but now I'm 'retired' it gets it once every 3 or 4 weeks.  Last year, I let it go for about 4 months.  Alongwith the hair.

She was not amused.....   ;D
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #66 on: 27 February 2012, 22:10:06 »
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think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D

Far too gentle, need somat a bit more abrasive....wet and dry maybe?  Or a sander? Then polish till smooth! ;) :y

The words "cutting" & "abrasive" should NEVER be used in the same sentence as any reference to a gentlmans undercarraige!!
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #67 on: 27 February 2012, 22:12:04 »
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think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D

Far too gentle, need somat a bit more abrasive....wet and dry maybe?  Or a sander? Then polish till smooth! ;) :y

The words "cutting" & "abrasive" should NEVER be used in the same sentence as any reference to a gentlmans undercarraige!!

Ahh sensitive is it??? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #68 on: 27 February 2012, 22:13:13 »
I felt a disturbance in the force. As if 1000 legs were crossed simultaneously.
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #69 on: 27 February 2012, 22:14:31 »
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I felt a disturbance in the force. As if 1000 legs were crossed simultaneously.

That made me chuckle! ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #70 on: 27 February 2012, 22:22:27 »
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think alot of t cutting to get rid of all the imperfections first ljay  ;D ;D

Far too gentle, need somat a bit more abrasive....wet and dry maybe?  Or a sander? Then polish till smooth! ;) :y

The words "cutting" & "abrasive" should NEVER be used in the same sentence as any reference to a gentlmans undercarraige!!

Ahh sensitive is it??? ;D ;D ;D ;D

Just a little itchy
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Re: Shaving
« Reply #71 on: 27 February 2012, 22:23:10 »
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I felt a disturbance in the force. As if 1000 legs were crossed simultaneously.

I expected that reply from daz!
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