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Two gurus on finishing are in my estimation superb finishers stop at 400 grit they are Timberbits and Les in Canada they save a fortune in time and the manufacturers dream a cupboard full of special grades and stuff. The guy in Australia that made so many thousands and thousands sold through a very upmarket place where finish standards were supreme had simple methods with few products.

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[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 187998, member: 122"] Two gurus on finishing are in my estimation superb finishers stop at 400 grit they are Timberbits and Les in Canada they save a fortune in time and the manufacturers dream a cupboard full of special grades and stuff. The guy in Australia that made so many thousands and thousands sold through a very upmarket place where finish standards were supreme had simple methods with few products. Peter.:fingers: [/QUOTE]

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