DocStram Member Joined Feb 16, 2006 Messages 3,429 Location Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dec 20, 2006 #1 I understand how to use ca to get a gloss finish ..... but how does one make a "flat ca" finish?
LanceD Member Joined Oct 3, 2005 Messages 1,590 Location Houma, La, USA. Dec 20, 2006 #2 After you finish with your CA just take some 0000 steel wool and rub it lightly while the lathe is on.
After you finish with your CA just take some 0000 steel wool and rub it lightly while the lathe is on.
C ctEaglesc Passed Away Jul 4, 2008 In Memoriam Joined Jul 5, 2004 Messages 3,238 Location Camden, S.C., USA. Dec 20, 2006 #3 Or drop bck to about #5 MM and "sand" with it with the lathe on and length wise with the lathe off.
DocStram Member Joined Feb 16, 2006 Messages 3,429 Location Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dec 20, 2006 #4 That's it??? The way I read the description of the "Flat CA" I had the idea that there was some special ca to use or something. Thanks for your input.
That's it??? The way I read the description of the "Flat CA" I had the idea that there was some special ca to use or something. Thanks for your input.
S sandking Member Joined Oct 16, 2006 Messages 217 Location Hauppauge, NY. Dec 20, 2006 #5 Could you also just use a couple of thin CA applications? When I fist used CA (before I found this web forum) I put two or three coats of thin CA on with a papertowel and they seemed to come out ok.
Could you also just use a couple of thin CA applications? When I fist used CA (before I found this web forum) I put two or three coats of thin CA on with a papertowel and they seemed to come out ok.