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'Clarity' of sanding sealer issues...>>>

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'Clarity' of sanding sealer issues...>>>

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'Clarity' of sanding sealer issues...>>>

RonZ

>...>>> I don't remember who it was that said his Mylands sanding sealer was cloudy and I said it was about as clear as corn syrup.

For comparison we have Mylands friction polish on the left, light corn syrup in the center and Mylands sanding sealer I use on the right that's 50% sealer and 50% thinner. So if whoever said theirs is cloudy, I recommend you replace it.


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ruth in So. Cal

>Ron, is it a metal disc I see in the bowl on the lathe? If indeed it is a bowl.

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RonZ

>Hi Ruth,

It's actually the bottom plate/disk before the handle is installed for a Torah scroll. The picture here shows part of the finished product. If you're not familiar with them it is a handle with disk at the bottom and handle with disk at the top with a rod in between. The rod [shown below] holds the parchment and the process is repeated for the other side so you can scroll back and forth. What you saw in the previous picture was the Vicmarc 1" jaws holding the disk.




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