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(01-17-2015, 01:41 PM)dbreeze225 Wrote: ... I am going to go try on a small piece so i can see how it turns out fairly quickly.
Dave,
That's a good plan. Experiment on small samples until you find out what works best for you.
Ed
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so ok i think i figured one thng out today.....
everything i have read always makes it a point to note "do not put to much compound on" or "apply little apply often"
so seeing this EVERY WHERE i think i was over compansating and not putting on enough the piece that i did the other day took forever i think because i was listening too much to these sugestions
today i sanded and i just polished with sisal wheel and emery compound. (taking break) not quite done yet but...
i put a lil more compound on each time today and things went MUCH faster
one thing i am curious about is (i dont have a rake) so i have been using a wire brush.
are you suposes to "rake" or in my case brush the wheel just before and after each use or every time you apply more compound do you rake first ???/
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So Dave are you getting there?
DaveH
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Rake when the wheel is getting matted. I usually do it every other application.
Full of ideas, but slow to produce parts