Quote Originally Posted by AFDavis11 View Post
When two hard abrasives are rubbed together the softer of the two will turn into a powder. The hone powder, mixed with water will turn into a slurry. This slurry will sit on top of the lapped hone surface and cut deeper into the metal and will hone the edge faster. It's similar to creating a liquid polishing compound and putting it all over the top of the hone, cutting faster and with more authority. It will usually act like a lower grit stone.
Alright! you think i should get a slury stone? I have that lapping hone that norton offers with the 220/1k 4k/8k set