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Old 03-29-2003, 09:45 AM
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Originally posted by Peteex
I used to use micro mesh, but that kits out of production, though you can still get the sheets seperatley from here:

.https://www.micro-surface.com/

I've got a good technique now so I don't actually use the kit anymore. I may try it again though, who knows my finishes might get a little better.


WAIT A MINUTE, I TAKE THAT BACK, IT'S STILL IN PRODUCTION, NEAR THE BOTTOM OF THE FRONT PAGE, FROM 1500 THRU 12000 (equivelent to about 400 to 3000grit) FOR ONLY $9.95! I THINK I MIGHT PICK ONE UP!
The only thing is shipping is a flat $10 from there. So maybe if you do one, organize a group buy for this forum so we can all spread the shipping cost evenly?
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