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woody b
PostPosted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 5:44 pm 
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I sand to ~2000 grit and don't buff. Sometimes I'll use 0000 steel wool too.

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I can't answer. I finish mine neck off. There isn't really any nooks and crannys.

Your's is a Spanish Heel classical????

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Filippo,

This should work for you:

http://www.constantines.com/browseprodu ... tener.HTML

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Filippo Morelli wrote:
Paul, thanks.

Woodcraft didn't have it.

I'm going to check and see if automotive paint supply has lacquer flattener.

Filippo


Filippo,

A quick search of Amazon turned up a 32oz can for $17 + shipping.
http://www.amazon.com/Behlen-Nitrocellu ... 807&sr=8-1

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LMI sells McFadden flattening paste. It works great.
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