Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by 32t

Thanks,

This thread sometimes gets to disjointed/convoluted for me......

There is a whole lot going on for sure. There may be two or three different things happening and sort of two or three conversations going on within the thread all at once. You must focus grasshopper or much will be missed.

Where do you find the graded Feox?
Is it finer than this ?
I am sure this polishing compound is a lot finer than crox, at least what I have.

I would have no idea about that, but I acquired a few packets from a UK seller and it is proper for the purpose.
I use it in blade restoration as well. I think it will last me as long as-needed.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

That's kindof sad?

It feels like family free for all at the dinner table.
See we all are talking and jumping back and forth between all conversations and the days events......
Then Mom says "What did you just say?"
We say "Mom push in the clutch and change gears to keep up,"
We are family and jump back and forth tons. A game inside the game. Welcome to the family game.
Fam Damilly

Originally Posted by dkwflight

Where do you find the graded Feox?
Is it finer than this ?
I am sure this polishing compound is a lot finer than crox, at least what I have.

Send me a PM and I will send you a sample of each. Price of a stamp. It is in a paste CrOx=.5micron FeOx=.1 micron.

Yep! We all must be willing to provide post numbers so that those interested can go back to the beginning, at least!
I expect confusion reigns here!
We should be obligated to getting others up to,,,,er.... Speed!

Hi
I will hunt for some .1 micron stuff.
I know there is a lot of diamond paste out there.


The polishing compound works fine for me

Thanks for your offer.

This stuff is not diamond paste, I assure you. CroOx and FeOx are quite gentle in comparison.

.1 micron?

This thread is about what we are working on....Changes several times a day!

Maybe the sad was a little strong to use but.....

There are many cool things in this thread and remember, for me anyway. It is hard to connect the dots sometimes.

I had to just stop for the moment and say, "Hey guys connect the dots for me, this is cool and I am lost."

Originally Posted by sharptonn

I would have no idea about that, but I acquired a few packets from a UK seller and it is proper for the purpose.
I use it in blade restoration as well. I think it will last me as long as-needed.

What you sell'n there son??