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Equipment Boards => Track => Topic started by: sTaurinn on January 28, 2006, 09:57:00 PM
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Does anybody know what grit the compound is and how I can get close to the OOB surface?
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I think Bartender is very close. I would give that try. DO NOT be too excessive with the compound though.
-Carl
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Hey sTaurinn,
I also think Bartender's suggestion is fine but if memory serves me correctly, I used to do 600, Clean and Dull and then Clean and Sheen. Hope this helps...
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Thanx for your reply´s.
The Problem is that I dont have Cleen and Sheen and since I live in Iceland I may excpect 6-8 weeks for delivery, which is too late for me.
On the other hand I have Clean and Dull, Clean and Smooth, almost all grits available of bowling polishes and compounds, all avialable Grit numbers of Abralon, Scotch Brite and in addition an access to a Donkey spinner.
So all this being said, do you have any other options for me.
Edited on 1/30/2006 11:13 AM
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I think if you use Clean n Smooth.....and apply good pressure you will get close to the OOB finish as well. Give that a try.
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Youngstown Ohio
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I found that sanding with the grey scotchbrite then applying storm step 3 polish gives an almost identical obb reaction.
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