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The whole explanation above including the quoted portion (not reproduced here) makes wonderful sense but has a basic flaw when examined logically.

IF garnets do not break down and IF slurry is...

I have a question for the Jnat folks. I will stay with my metaphor...

You seem to feel that the Jnat grit does break down finer and finer. If that is the case, why do you clear the rocks from your...

No one has conclusively demonstrated that the abrasive grit does break down in any reasonable period of time...sure maybe after 1000 or 10,000 laps but we just aren't putting enough pressure on a...

I think the term dulling is completely misleading...it should only be limiting.

Here is a visual. There is a large field/pasture very flat but some rocks poking up here and there. Clearly it is a...

Since some studies seem to indicate that the abrasive grits don't break down...only the binder. Wouldn't raising a slurry be counter productive as it would expose the "whole" boulder causing deeper...

On that level of measurement, you don't have a "flat evenly abrasive surface" without slurry either. The whole surface of the hone is sharp abrasive particles standing proud of the substrate.