Thank you Jason. Mine is made in the USA. I have a little less than half a bottle of Floid Blue left.


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About this time next year, I envision @jtspartan leaving the Le Mans race track like Mr. Ferrari while @b1hart, you, and I cross the finish line together in our Shelby's.













Of course, I had to slow down at the end the of the race while Jim and Blair caught up.

Thank you Charlie.

Yours probably isn't then. The Made in England marking is sizable and prominent:

Here you go, @Paul Turner. I'll get to meet Yarie when I start volunteering again.

I said that in February, too...

No question. The problem is that more new stuff gets made all the time.

If I have to smell Tabac for 30 days, then yes, my exit will be Ferrari-like...

...or like Mr. Ford on his first ride in the Shelby.

Great photo and shave Pierpaolo.


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Plumber bummer.

Remember what the yard is for.

Good to hear Blair.

Congratulations Brian....she is a cutie pie!

I don't know Patrick. I was suggesting stripping it all the way down to the bare metal and then polishing the brass out.

I never thought about just stripping the peeling top layer. I wonder if Evan @MrEE has any suggestions.

Awesome shave Dave and sorry about the plumbing situation. If you own a house it is always something. Take care and hopefully you can get fixed and quick.

Sounds like you have a great daughter Patrick. I know you are proud. Paint job looks great.

Mine is stamped inside, Made In USA.

Thanks, Clint!

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Danny, I'm assuming the Fatips are Zamac or a similar pot metal? Would that be ok to leave bare?

No Jason. Fatips are solid brass.

I guess your talking about the lathering method. It's not a sin to go back to the puck for more soap if needed.

Terrific Fat Friday shave Maestro! The Voskhod blades are definitely smooth and comfortable to use. The C & S Cuba aftershave seems like it is an interesting complex scent. Have a great day!