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    Jim, In theory I agree that pitting on the...

    Jim,

    In theory I agree that pitting on the stone's surface seems like a bad thing. But it really doesn't seem to affect anything (on my new stone, at least).

    The only comparison I've been able...
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    Billy, Yes, my new stone does have pits...

    Billy,

    Yes, my new stone does have pits similar to the defective one. I lapped it on 220 grit and 1200-grit paper, and it feels silky. But when I hold it up to strong sidelighting, I can still see...
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    Thanks to everyone for their help on my issues...

    Thanks to everyone for their help on my issues with my Norton. I talked to customer service, and they sent me a new stone.

    The new one lapped up much more easily than the last one and it's silky...
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    An hour of lapping with the 1200-grit Norton...

    An hour of lapping with the 1200-grit Norton sandpaper didn't do any good. My suspicion was correct: some of the pits seemed to come out, but others appeared, so I didn't make any progress.

    I...
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    Well, I've contacted Norton to see if they'd be...

    Well, I've contacted Norton to see if they'd be able to give me a replacement stone. Over lunch I bought a few sheets of Norton 1200 wet-dry sandpaper, so I'll give that a try this evening. I haven't...
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    My Norton saga continues...

    Well, after a couple of weeks and trying several different strategies, I'm still getting a gritty feeling on the 8k side of my Norton. I think I may have figured out the problem, though.

    So...
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