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Beall Buffing for Cocobolo
Has anyone used the Beall buffing system for cocobolo/ How long would the
shine last under very limited handling/ TIA Jay Sweeney in NH |
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Has anyone used the Beall buffing system for cocobolo/ How long would the
shine last under very limited handling/ TIA Jay Sweeney in NH BRBR Jay, I have used the Beall system on a lot of cocobolo, and it works great. I finish the cocobolo with Deft lacquer after sanding to at least 400 (sold as Deft clear wood finish, a brushing lacquer) cut 50/50 with lacquer thinner and apply with a rag. Then I buff with the Beall and get a great shine and silky feel. I've had no problems with handling. Alternately, I've also sanded to 1500 with no finish and buffed with the Beall for almost equal results, but the silky lacquer feel isn't there. -Jim Gott- San Jose, CA |
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Thanks to all.
Jay Sweeney |
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The Beall system does beautifully on cocobolo and all the dense exotics.
Since the finish is carnauba wax, it will last as long as any other hard wax finish and can be easily renewed. You might want to consider using a sanding sealer or shellac before you start the Beall. Bill In article , says... Has anyone used the Beall buffing system for cocobolo/ How long would the shine last under very limited handling/ TIA Jay Sweeney in NH |
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