polishing compounds

Hut or PPP. Commonly used by wood turners like myself. They have abrasives inside that are akin to sanding/burnishing with 1200+grit and it brings out a slight sheen and accentuates the grain before using whatever finish you choose. I know cues are a different animal in most respects but they are still wood. Hut and PPP are cheap compared to some of the stuff I see on atlas or other billard suply sites. Hope it helps
 
Hi,

I have used the Wizards and Mohawk 3 step products and was getting a very good polish finish after wet sanding.

I recently bought the 5 step products from Joe at Cue Components and am delighted with his product. The first 3 steps are pastes and the 4th & 5th steps are liquid.

They advertise that it will remove 400 grit swirl marks. I start my wet sanding procedure with 600 and the product completely remove the swirls. I did not have a problem removing swirls before but the deep luster I am getting now is better with this process. I also have Joe's product final step that I was using after step 3 of the other products. Great Stuff.

Remember to polish the cue lengthwise after spin polishing with each grit. After spin wet sanding you must also wet sand lengthwise before going to the next grit. If you don't go lengthwise every step you will alway see some swirls under the polish.

Joe has a sale on this stuff right now for 32.00. It is normally 50.00. He is also waving the 50.00 minimum order if you try this system. Buy it you wont be disappointed.

http://www.cuecomponents.com/syvpoco.html

Rick Geschrey
 
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You can get 5 different steps of Menzerna through Grizzly and you get a lot more for the money than through Cue Components. They both work very well.
 
Got this from Joe as well and it works great.

Regards,
Duc.

scdiveteam said:
Hi,

I have used the Wizards and Mohawk 3 step products and was getting a very good polish finish after wet sanding.

I recently bought the 5 step products from Joe at Cue Components and am delighted with his product. The first 3 steps are pastes and the 4th & 5th steps are liquid.

They advertise that it will remove 400 grit swirl marks. I start my wet sanding procedure with 600 and the product completely remove the swirls. I did not have a problem removing swirls before but the deep luster I am getting now is better with this process. I also have Joe's product final step that I was using after step 3 of the other products. Great Stuff.

Remember to polish the cue lengthwise after spin polishing with each grit. After spin wet sanding you must also wet sand lengthwise before going to the next grit. If you don't go lengthwise every step you will alway see some swirls under the polish.

Joe has a sale on this stuff right now for 32.00. It is normally 50.00. He is also waving the 50.00 minimum order if you try this system. Buy it you wont be disappointed.

http://www.cuecomponents.com/syvpoco.html

Rick Geschrey
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menzena its the nuts get it from grizzly tools

sand with 1000 grit and 1500 then 2500
then use the 2 step menzena thats all you need period
i use a buffing wheel on a polisher glas like finish lickity split
 
might have to try that menzena (sp) but i finish with CA and wet polish it out with the 1500-12k micron.....for the final POW SHINE lol I use the Meguires Swirl X and then a carnuba wax and i've gotten great results on the CA with it.

-Grey Ghost-
 
3M products , super duty , finesse it 2 , hand glaze ... Some of the plastic polishes work well to . Pen makers also have some stuff ...:cool:
 
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