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Old 01-09-2015, 09:44 AM   #33
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Easy to trim if the shape isn't much complex. Edges are sanded using #100, #280 and finished with wet #600. You could flame polish the edge but that never look too good... gives an irregular reflective surface (looks melted regardless of how good you do it). The wet #600 gives a nice and classy matte finishing to the edge - and it look straight.

Some tips that wasn't mentioned in the previous DIY post. Just in case one catch this thread and want to go that way
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