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Thread: flame polishing
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01-22-2010, 06:26 AM #1
flame polishing
Hi,
I know when you quickly go along the edge's
of acrylic with a flame it becomes nice polished.
but when I do that with a normal "camping-gas" burner
a lot of dirt and coal comes with it.
Does anybody know how to make a small torch with a clean flame
to do this kind of things ?
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01-22-2010, 07:27 AM #2
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Re: flame polishing
one of the small soldering burners that use propane?
i usually buff with a linishing wheel and the cake of soap looking buffing stuff.www.flightfacsimile.com
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01-22-2010, 08:21 AM #3
Re: flame polishing
Hi guys, I have been doing a fair bit of acrylic polishing lately mainly 10mm thick clear. I draw file the edges and then scrape then with a sharp flat blade from a Stanley trimmer, sand with 400 wet and dry followed by steel wool and car polish. This works really well although a little laborious, a small butane flame improves the finish but can also easily do damage so don't get the acrylic too hot!
Cheers Gwyn (Westozy)
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