| From: nrthernrebel05
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| Date: 20-Feb-17 |
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This old Razorhead makes a good scraper to get off the old finish.
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| From: SB
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| Date: 20-Feb-17 |
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Exactly why they work so well! :)
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| From: Phil Magistro
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| Date: 20-Feb-17 |
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Convex works fine for scraping.
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| From: Harleywriter
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| Date: 21-Feb-17 |
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I scraped an entire SK that had been painted OVer with I don't know what, but I was fOOling with the bOw One day and absent-mindedly scraped a large piece OF paint cleanly Off with the razOrhead> just kept at it and it came OFf quite cleanly>
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| From: Osr144
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| Date: 21-Feb-17 |
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I use a variety of scrapers flat concave convex.The good old pocket knife ain't too bad either.Broken glass works good too but looses its edge fast .I don't doubt a razor head has a good shape and would work well.Good idea I think. OSR
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| From: bodymanbowyer
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| Date: 21-Feb-17 |
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I don't know why it wouldn't work. Dull the back side down. JF
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| From: mo bo hunter
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| Date: 21-Feb-17 |
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i like using a piece of glass
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