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    I used Nakayamas for my house mainaman's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    I like that look! :

    IF you didn't use cotton wheels what did you use? Done by hand?

    My apologies if I missed the tool or method if you mentioned it before.
    I used wheels for the restore, I'll explain everything in a separate thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    ....Unlike with cotton wheels this method allows for much shallower and more uniform scratch pattern, and when done carefully the results are extremely close to factory condition IMO.
    I'm sure I know your technique Stefan and I couldn't agree more. It's what I call a "polished natural steel" look instead of a 'shiny mirror... plated steel look". Once again great work Stefan.
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    I use a sisal wheel with Jantz medium cut and color compound to get a similar effect or you can use the fine cut to get a little more shine. It's drier than emery and is made for a sisal wheel. I use it on sewn cotton too when working up to a crocus type finish. Nice work. Looking forward to your tutorial.

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