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    I found a small turned champhor bowl i want to repolish as a gift. What would be a good finish and to what grade sanding should i i go for.?

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    What is the present finish and what do you (or the new owners) propose to use it for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain View Post
    What is the present finish and what do you (or the new owners) propose to use it for?
    Its not too bad . Only Slightly scuffed abit on the outside but it runs up into natural edges . There doesnt appear to be any varnish that i cen discern. I plan to engrave the base rim so i guess i'll level that off slightly which should give me an idea of what iam dealing with.there. I might be better off not really doing anything to the outside on second thoughts
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    My own thoughts would be to sand to 1500 grit, EEE then shellawax unless you wnat that awful smel of CL, unfortunately I can't work with it as it reacts something fierce with my nose/head but this is what I use for most of my limited turnings.
    I am also assuming that you have a lathe.
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