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28th May 2004, 02:31 PM #1
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Purchase Brushes Or Wadding For French Polish Rubber?
Hi All,
I have been having difficulty in locating a supplier in Adelaide for French Polish "bits" (have done a yellow pages search). I am about to apply Neil's hard shellac to a table top and have read camel hair brushes are the best. The only ones I can find are artist brushes about an inch in width - I think that would take a month of Sunday's to get through.
If anyone knows of a supplier in Adelaide, I would be eternally grateful - or perhaps even Melbourne - I am going there in a couple of weeks.
I am keen to finish my project, but I am being held up by not having the correct equipment - or the best for the job.
Thanks again as always.
Ciao for now.
Marls:confused:
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31st May 2004, 09:18 PM #2
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Marls,
Neil's book has instructions on how to make your own polisher’s pad / wad with cotton. That is the quickest way to build up the base.
Sorry, cannot be any help on camel hair brushes.
Regards,
Theva