TEMO 0.5 Micron 5gram Diamond Polish Lapping Paste Compound Syringe Final Finish

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After reprofiling My mora light my fire I had the blade to a 3Micron finish Then I used some brand new strops and finished the blade off with the 0.5 Micron compound. I don't a higher polishing compound then this. I used on my wicked edge system leather strops and just look at the result

I was thankful for the reviews regarding this and I still had my doubts. I had nothing to worry about. This worked like a charm. Polished up my sapphire on my Tag Heuer of over 19yrs. Used a Dremel with a very soft pad, applied some of this on the surface of the crystal, turned on the Dremel on the lowest setting (which is pretty damn quick as it is..) and gently worked it into the crystal. I had nothing to fear because after barely 3-5 min's, it cleaned up the crystal super fine!! Can't tell you how relieved and pleased I was with the results. My time piece is practically brand new! Very very happy with it!

apenas desgasta material, por lo que imagino tendrá muy pocas particulas. No sé qué más decir, a mi no me ha convencido...

This does work great but I had some trouble at first. My final grit when sharpening is 10,000 and at first my strop loaded with this compound was leaving bigger scratches on the edge, which led my to think this compound is lower grit than it claims. However the problem was in how I was loading the strop, now it removes the 10k grit scratch pattern. I'll try to explain how to load the strop. First it needs several hours or better yet overnight to dry. When I first loaded the strop I used a few drops and a plastic spatula to cover the strop surface and then let it sit. This didn't work. Now I use a few drops and work this in with my finger tip, if it soaks in immediately I'll add a little more, until the surface feels saturated (this still isn't much, maybe 4-5 drops total) and then keep using my finger to work it in until a nice flat, even sheen appears. Then I leave it to dry overnight. This sounds way more complicated than it is, just make sure you work it in, with and against the strop grain and make sure the compound itself is thoroughly mixed up (no big shiney flakes in the mixture and no spots on the strop where it's thicker or thinner than any other spot). Now it's great and leaves an edge that has a scratch pattern very difficult to see even with a magnifying glass and feels like it's melting through phone book paper it cuts it so cleanly.