No it's not. His finished product looks as bad as mine looks after 40 years of use. I think he went to heavy with the grade of sandpaper in the beginning. Another video shows that you can go straight to the polish, lightly, on most tables don't have have deep scratches.
@@harrybaules i use a DA polisher and i have tried starting with 400 and 800 Grit and i even think those are too High. And i stand there for 2 hours polishing a beogram lid to make it look absolutely factory new
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Great instructional video! Thanks!
This is not a great Way of doing it……
No it's not. His finished product looks as bad as mine looks after 40 years of use. I think he went to heavy with the grade of sandpaper in the beginning. Another video shows that you can go straight to the polish, lightly, on most tables don't have have deep scratches.
@@harrybaules i use a DA polisher and i have tried starting with 400 and 800 Grit and i even think those are too High. And i stand there for 2 hours polishing a beogram lid to make it look absolutely factory new
Great job and I love the tune Who's the artist for that song
Thank you very much. It’s just a free song from TH-cam 🙂
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