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15th April 2013, 02:08 PM #31
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Mea Culpa ...... an fixed
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15th April 2013, 02:19 PM #32
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Originally Posted by Mutawintji
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18th April 2013, 10:03 AM #33
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Those sanding pads are great I use them on pens some wood and others either acrylic or polyester resin quite often just a coat of wax to finish. But as said before make sure you remove the marks from the previous grit before moving to the next.
One example below
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18th April 2013, 10:28 AM #34
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Looks really good mate. You got a top gloss on it. Originally Posted by Diggerdelaney
Another good use for Micro-Mesh is removing scratches from plastics, including clear acrylic.... Steve
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18th April 2013, 10:59 AM #35
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I just radiused and polished up the face of my brass fretting hammer. (Radiused with a warding file, then polished with the MM pads.) Worked a treat. I wonder if the brass will wash out of the pads, though. I'll try later. Originally Posted by Hermit
Looks really good mate. You got a top gloss on it.
Another good use for Micro-Mesh is removing scratches from plastics, including clear acrylic.
Also, it might wear the pads out quickly.... Steve
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