Blue or White Rouge

Bob Stone · From: Gainesville, FL, USA

Rick Aiello (or anyone else),

Please tell us about your specific experience with these products. Should one use the Blue or the White on vintage Bakelite? Inquiring minds want to know.

Rick Aiello · From: Berryville, VA USA

I bought both the blue plastic rouge and these particular white rouges ...

Fine and Ultra Fine White
Plastic Rouge.

One flannel wheel for each ... I use the blue first then the fine white ... followed by the ultra fine.

I primarily bought it for black polymer that I use in my new magnets ... its much softer than bakelite ... so I just hit it with the blue for a short blast.

I just bought a '35 B6 body and neck (thanks Ty) ... and I cleaned it and ran the rouges over it ... shined up pretty ..

But as Bill Creller said in the other thread ... I probably will end up using 320,400,600,1200 and 2000 wet/dry then hit the rouge progression again ...

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[This message was edited by Rick Aiello on 23 March 2004 at 04:22 PM.]

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