01-08-2019, 11:57 PM
(01-08-2019, 04:57 PM)Mark Reich Wrote: I really should have quizzed you about your intentions...
A sisal wheel with black compound is considered "an initial rough cut" from a polishing perspective. "Polishing" normally means you're looking for a mirror finish. A sisal wheel with black compound will leave a "slightly foggy", polished finish.
If you're trying to get rid of scratches on a blade, you would probably be happier with something like 600 grit grease-less abrasive on a sewn cotton or denim buffing wheel.
Scotch-Brite belts are probably better at removing (and concealing) scratches on a blade, and it's as easy as changing a belt. Way safer and easier to use for most people.
Thank you Mark,
I have Blue & magenta Scotch-Brite belts and I love it. It makes great satin finish.