Subject: Re: POLISHING
Author: Greg Barratt
Date: Feb 12, 2005, 5:06 PM
Post ID: 1718379897
dark(cut) to light (shine) on compounds. pull against the wheel for
cut, with the wheel for shine. buy the best wheels available, they will
not fall apart when you push on them. a quality 8" wheel will be more
than $20.00...the ones i bought last cost almost 30 a piece, but don't
throw anything but compound - no strings everywhere..and they last
forever..keep a good grip and gloves..
Robert Hawkes wrote:
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