doddman70
Member
Ok when I turn and finish any kind of plastic after about 400 grit I then switch to wet sanding all the way through my MM. I have started casting a lot of worthless wood blanks and I have been finishing them the same way until I had one where the wood swelled to bad and ruined the blank. So what is the best way to sand these to get them ready for a ca finish? Should I just continue the way I have always done plastics and just know that I may have the occasional blank swell and ruined after I have put all the time and money into making and turning the blank? Or is there a better way ? Would this be the time to buy a buffing system? Go ahead and dry sand like normal and then buff with Tripoli and white diamond. What say the masses!!!