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polishing thread?
Laverdaroo:
Cheers mate, I think I've read something on that Carnuba before but it hadn't clicked. I shall peruse the world wide web for info and have a read. Ta. ;)
Do you bob it on with a terry toweling polish rag I take it?
Had you already done those fork bottoms for me before you sent them down Ken or are they still to do? There's a fair bit of shiny on this and on the 400 so I better invest I think.
Oddjob:
No, didn't do the sliders, forgot TBH. I just bob it on with anything to hand, usually one of those foam pads.
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: Oddjob on November 30, 2022, 02:53:12 PM ---
Ash, no never tried them, never even heard of them TBH, are they meant for a bench grinder?
--- End quote ---
Yes on a bench grinder .. this is the one in workshop where I work 1 day/week now. But I put the part-worn wheels on an extended shaft, basically on the same bench grinder I have in my workshop at home.
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: Laverdaroo on November 30, 2022, 07:25:41 PM ---Cheers mate, I think I've read something on that Carnuba before but it hadn't clicked. I shall peruse the world wide web for info and have a read. Ta. ;)
Do you bob it on with a terry toweling polish rag I take it?
Had you already done those fork bottoms for me before you sent them down Ken or are they still to do? There's a fair bit of shiny on this and on the 400 so I better invest I think.
--- End quote ---
Then there are Ceramic Waxes Roo for long life.
Oddjob:
Approx £100 a wheel for those 3m wheels Ash. Bit expensive if I don't like them.
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