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08-18-2012, 02:55 PM
Thread: Wade and Butcher resto thoughts.
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Sorry - I had meant to put a link to these...
Sorry - I had meant to put a link to these micromesh pads in my previous post:
Micro-Mesh® Pen-Sanding Pads - Lee Valley Tools -
08-18-2012, 03:22 AM
Thread: Wade and Butcher resto thoughts.
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Thanks Costabro! Brooksie - I used a bit of...
Thanks Costabro!
Brooksie - I used a bit of wet/dry 300 and 800 grit, as well as some of these micromesh pads from Lee Valley (1500, 3600, and 12000). And quite a bit of patience. :)
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08-18-2012, 02:36 AM
Thread: Wade and Butcher resto thoughts.
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This might give you a bit of an idea about the...
This might give you a bit of an idea about the restorative possibilities with neatsfoot oil. Look especially at the pics of the pivot end of the scales before and after (scroll down). That was the...
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08-18-2012, 01:22 AM
Thread: Wade and Butcher resto thoughts.
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Best thing for horn is neatsfoot oil. You can...
Best thing for horn is neatsfoot oil. You can find that at a saddlery if there's one nearby. You can wipe it on, but the best thing is to just let them soak in it. After they have been oiled, you'll...
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08-18-2012, 12:20 AM
Thread: Wade and Butcher resto thoughts.
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I'm thinking you should expect a BROAD spectrum...
I'm thinking you should expect a BROAD spectrum of opinion on this one!
Personally I like patina and I'd do more or less what you suggested above *if it was for my personal use*. Clean it up,...
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