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    Razor Vulture sharptonn's Avatar
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    Sounds you are pretty enthusiastic, Greedy!
    That lapping film is the subject of too many threads here which a forum search will reveal.
    I don't necessarily think it the best course for a beginner.
    That's just me, though.
    Anyway, we don't really need a lapping film thread here, do we? Pretty complicated subject, I think.
    Your experience has been hashed-out many times. Wake up an existing thread on the subject!
    No offence, just YMMV
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Lapping film is great stuff. I use the 3m mylar backed stuff for makers mark cleaning or scale inlay work where I don't want to pull anything out of an etch or groove but just want to smooth the surface.
    For honing, it works well, if on a stable flat surface, but wears out quickly, adding a new layer of consideration, and variability to a delicate process.
    Congrats on the success, but I humbly recommend a norton 4/8k as your next acquisition if you can. A really great stone to start with. Also well documented on here.

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