I'm sure this question has been answered but i could not find in the sticky. Where are some of the best places to purchase formax compounds and other materials such as wheels etc.?
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I'm sure this question has been answered but i could not find in the sticky. Where are some of the best places to purchase formax compounds and other materials such as wheels etc.?
Try caswellplating.com
Depends on where in the world you happen to be!
Ya know I am going to be honest here, when you say something like "I couldn't find it in the sticky" Max and I take that a bit personal because it makes it seem that we are not keeping up with the Workshop Sticky.Quote:
Originally Posted by razorbarber38
http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...wers-here.html
Under the heading
Sources of materials
Pins, washers and screws
Micro Fasteners - Hobbyists Source - Locknuts - Washers - Machine Screws - Fasteners - Rivets - Wood Screws If you want the wrench for the 1/16 nuts'n bolts, ask for part #WR0/ $4.50 in the comment field of your order.
SmallParts.com: The Hardware Store for Researchers and Developers
Lee Valley Tools - Woodworking Tools, Gardening Tools, Hardware
KnifeKits.com Designer Knife Kits - Knife Making Supplies - Sheath and Holster Making Supplies
Custom Knives, Knives, Knife Parts, Gems, Jewelry
Metalliferous for sterling silver rods and other things
Buffing / polishing supplies
Buffing Polishing Supplies Buffing Wheels Compound Polishing Aluminum Polishing Kit - Caswell Inc.
Gunsmithing - Shop Gunsmithing Tools & Supplies at MidwayUSA
We do try and keep it updated with everything to help you guys with restoration...
Hey Glen...I apologize for that and thank you for the info especially when its basically slapping me in the face.. Very rarely have I ever not been able to find the info I need on the forum because of the fantastic job that is done to maintain the site. Anyway im very appreciative of everyones hard work and dedication.
Sincerely
Brad
But then, every time someone got the same question you get a few new places and new compounds.
I think possibly you missed the point, it is not the question that I ever have a problem with, it was the Quoted part which was why I Quoted it so it would be clear...Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
My point was that old questions might get new answers.Quote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
It wasn't about him not finding the sticky.
Yes they do...
But that had nothing to do with my post, perhaps you should read it again
But?Quote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
I didn't either quote your post or make any remarks about it, so?
I don't get it...
Neither do I
My favorite buffing compounds continue to be Matchless. The Black, Grey, Green and both whites produce just great results all the time for me. I think Pop's Knife supply still carries them.
Have fun.
Hi Lynn, are those compounds just for like final polishing? or can they be used for restoration also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
They will take you from start to finish on restoration.