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I owe it to you and 3M, Eric.
That and all the guys that have guided me in restoration in this forum since I joined.

Its been a lot of trial and error for good results, Pete, but I feel more comfortable with a dremmel over a buffer, though the buffer is still a better choice over all, they are both tools that can...

Hey, what can I say, its a product of 3M now. [emoji1] That .5 micron stuff was really neat to sand with, but the trizac doesn't like steel, just chews it up. Better left for plastic scales I...

Is that an online directory, or a book you have.?

I just wish I could have found some info on the company. They must have been short lived.

Bevel set on chosera, then to a Washita, a Swatty, a slurried Thurigan diluted to water,( Not quite razor grade IMO) finished with water on a B/G Escher.
Then to a leaded linen strop, and a...

Just following the spine with plain ol x strokes. I think it may have only seen a hone a few times before it made it to me, like as many "fingers" I have on my hand at most. Water started flowing...

Putting a new bevel on her right now.
All's looking good with only one layer of tape. [emoji6]
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It had to do with the Emory, for the most part. But the .5 micron paper was the last stage in sanding, and has a totally different pattern and material that the abrasives are attached to compared to...

Harbor freight.!
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YMMV

Did a search on this and came up with little to no information on this one.
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Loaded with pits, and covered with what...