Re: [ATM] Squeeze bottle

[Guy Brandenburg <gfbrandenburg@yahoo.com>]

What do folks think when they compare zirconium oxide with cerium oxide or red rouge?
(PS, for 25 micron and smaller, I make slurries and use old shampoo bottles or else old bottled-water bottles that have the push-to-close tops. They work great and are free. I frnkly don't think the exact mixture of water to find grounding compound makes a big difference. For polishing compounds I have begun using distilled water - it makes a big difference; no sleeks since the change.)
Guy

Kevin MIchael Zabbo <chaosopher23@yahoo.com> wrote: For the larger grits I use a saltshaker, a little
altitude, and soapy water in a spray bottle to get the
grit to the glass.

For polishing agents and the lighter grits, 9u and
smaller, I use a spray bottle with plain water and a
soapy solution of grit and water.

Lately, I use a ketchup and mustard bottle for the
zircox and water.  It works.

Kevin of Central MS
Seeker of the Darkness




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