Jim wrote:
Retro 3 wrote:
lots of sanding!
1-sand with 320 grit until all pits are gone
2-sand with 800 vertically.
3-sand with 1000 horizonally until you see no more vertical lines from the 800.
4-sand with 2000 vertically again until the horizonal marks ( from the 1000) are gone.
5-buff with red jewelers rouge on sisal wheel.
6-two glasses of red wine.
7- next day, find the spots that you aren't happy with and sand with 2000.
8-sisal again
9-when it looks good, red rouge on flannel wheel.
10- pour glass of red wine and light the grill
1-sand with 320 grit until all pits are gone
2-sand with 800 vertically.
3-sand with 1000 horizonally until you see no more vertical lines from the 800.
4-sand with 2000 vertically again until the horizonal marks ( from the 1000) are gone.
5-buff with red jewelers rouge on sisal wheel.
6-two glasses of red wine.
7- next day, find the spots that you aren't happy with and sand with 2000.
8-sisal again
9-when it looks good, red rouge on flannel wheel.
10- pour glass of red wine and light the grill
You're insane, Shane. (except for the wine and grill part)
Have you tried less sanding with the very fine paper, and substituting a coarse polish with something like tripoli?
I've been told that before!
yes, very fine equaled more sanding
