Chestnut Buffing System

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tekno.mage":17lx5erk said:
On pale woods, I never use the first wheel & tripoli compund as I find it can leave dark marks (especially in any textured areas!) so I start with the second wheel and the white compound. Kym
I do agree on this point, and actually find the second wheel can leave light deposits on dark wood.
 
Lightweeder":p64l577v said:
I do agree on this point, and actually find the second wheel can leave light deposits on dark wood.

Yes, it can - what I do when polishing darker woods with the white compound is to use less compound (ie polish something else pale first and don't re-load the wheel with compound) and slow down the speed of the wheel when polishing any parts of the item with texture or grooves in.
 
tekno.mage":27x3n8oh said:
Lightweeder":27x3n8oh said:
I do agree on this point, and actually find the second wheel can leave light deposits on dark wood.

Yes, it can - what I do when polishing darker woods with the white compound is to use less compound (ie polish something else pale first and don't re-load the wheel with compound) and slow down the speed of the wheel when polishing any parts of the item with texture or grooves in.
I'll try that Kym.
 
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