I have a quart or so of "wearing compound" that I found at the dump.
It's a 2-part epoxy (?) with small (.06 +-) ceramic beads mixed in. The
epoxy is just to hold the beads in place & they are the wearing surface.
Here is a picture of a sample:
http://home.comcast.net/~bobengelhardt/wear_comp.jpg

Ok, now what could I use this for? If nothing, is there anyone else who
can use it (for the cost of shipping)?

Bob

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Bob Engelhardt wrote:

I have a quart or so of "wearing compound" that I found at the dump.
It's a 2-part epoxy (?) with small (.06 +-) ceramic beads mixed in. The
epoxy is just to hold the beads in place & they are the wearing surface.
Here is a picture of a sample:
http://home.comcast.net/~bobengelhardt/wear_comp.jpg

Ok, now what could I use this for? If nothing, is there anyone else who
can use it (for the cost of shipping)?

Bob

Spread it on your nearest handy too-slick object that needs a traction
boost...

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