garyhaywood
Well-Known Member
I got the full range of Bio-diamond paste and paddle. Made by TI. 6m,3m,1m,0.25m.
I honed two DA's. Using dilucot method.
I numberd the razors 1 and 2. Number one i followed TI recomendation of a progression, after honed razor which is 6m,3m,1,0.25 followed by cr.ox. i think this seems to extreme.
Number two razor i stropped as usaul.
I did blind test on each side of face, to compare.
First side, shave was good smooth. I could not decide wheather it was coti honed or paste.
Second side, shave was good softer and felt smoother, i thought that has to be coticule edge, i could just tell. I looked at my notes,and it sure was coticule edge.
Both razors were good. The coticule edge was very nice. This is only 4th razor i have tryed bio paste .If you have a well honed razor fron your stone, i no i would never need to use the bio diamond.
If your razor is not quite there it would be great stuff. It's the first time i've realy tryed diamond paste. It is very agressive stuff, the first two razors i used it on, boy was they harsh on my face. As for cr.ox and TI's rasoir pate they are not agressive and i find they work realy well. One thing i have noticed shaving of the coticule for so long, is you kind of get use to the smooth edge and don't realize i good it realy is, un till you get an agressive edge of somthing else.
There's no way i would think any one who can hone to a 60 percent level, would need to start at 6m. This is in TI manual i carn't get my head round it. I don't no and have never heard of any one finishing of there final hone ,that being 8k to 16k, then starting at 6m - 1m - 3m - 0.25m cr.ox. then strop? this seems far to over board.
I honed two DA's. Using dilucot method.
I numberd the razors 1 and 2. Number one i followed TI recomendation of a progression, after honed razor which is 6m,3m,1,0.25 followed by cr.ox. i think this seems to extreme.
Number two razor i stropped as usaul.
I did blind test on each side of face, to compare.
First side, shave was good smooth. I could not decide wheather it was coti honed or paste.
Second side, shave was good softer and felt smoother, i thought that has to be coticule edge, i could just tell. I looked at my notes,and it sure was coticule edge.
Both razors were good. The coticule edge was very nice. This is only 4th razor i have tryed bio paste .If you have a well honed razor fron your stone, i no i would never need to use the bio diamond.
If your razor is not quite there it would be great stuff. It's the first time i've realy tryed diamond paste. It is very agressive stuff, the first two razors i used it on, boy was they harsh on my face. As for cr.ox and TI's rasoir pate they are not agressive and i find they work realy well. One thing i have noticed shaving of the coticule for so long, is you kind of get use to the smooth edge and don't realize i good it realy is, un till you get an agressive edge of somthing else.
There's no way i would think any one who can hone to a 60 percent level, would need to start at 6m. This is in TI manual i carn't get my head round it. I don't no and have never heard of any one finishing of there final hone ,that being 8k to 16k, then starting at 6m - 1m - 3m - 0.25m cr.ox. then strop? this seems far to over board.