sandking
Member
Last night I attempted my third pen. I made it out of a bloodwood blank but have a question.
When I turned a plastic pen, I noticed little white dots in some places. I assume this was dust and I couldn't figure out what to do to get it out.
Last night I tried something. I used denatured alcohol between sanding grits to try and removed dust. It seemed to work on the bloodwood.
My question is three fold:
1) does denatured alcohol on a paper towel really remove the dust in the grain or is it my eyes?
2) is that the proper way to remove dust particles from the blank before putting on a thin CA finish?
3) will using this method work with the plastic to remove the white specs of dust?
When I turned a plastic pen, I noticed little white dots in some places. I assume this was dust and I couldn't figure out what to do to get it out.
Last night I tried something. I used denatured alcohol between sanding grits to try and removed dust. It seemed to work on the bloodwood.
My question is three fold:
1) does denatured alcohol on a paper towel really remove the dust in the grain or is it my eyes?
2) is that the proper way to remove dust particles from the blank before putting on a thin CA finish?
3) will using this method work with the plastic to remove the white specs of dust?