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Actually the entire stone was difficult to lap, but i did it a little at a time. That said didnt have time to try it out yet, hoping all that work lapping will pay off, and i must say out of all the...

87544Well im done lapping this stone that was quite a task at hand for sure, using diamond plate two different grit got the job done,
always under running water!! Didnt count how much time i spent...

Neil and Adrspach, thank you for that , now i really will take the time to lapped the stone. Im glad to hear it, always fun to play
with finishers!!!

Interesting Neil sounds like you do a lot of lapping!!! Can anybody perhaps comment on the use of a LI? Pre-finisher? finisher?
compare to others?

I really dont know if i will be able to remove and make it perfect would have to remove a lot of stone will see how it goes so far so good!!!
Unless somebody's got a better method then a diamond...

[QUOTE=Piet;906310]Actually this type of LI is usually very uniform in color with a very subtle speckle pattern which you probably won't see until it's lapped and you're looking upclose.

These are...

Vasilis you didnt misled me at all,if i knew what the stone was for sure i wouldnt post asking about it, it just seemed possible to me that it could be a LI with the research i did here and beyound.

Neil what do you mean by that?

This stone i started lapping not quite done little more on the ends but anyways its a very hard stone, allready spent a lot of time lapping im thinking Llynn idwal? what do you think?The slurry is...