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10-31-2002, 07:48 PM
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using talc to remove scratches
 Quote: 8 - Swirl marks caused by buffing in the final stages can easily be removed by wetting the part with a damp cloth, then dusting with a powder such as:- Whiting, Talcum Powder or Corn Starch, then buff on your wheel again until the swirls disappear.When you are talking about puting talc on a part that is being buffed, then buffing it with the wheel do I use a clean unused wheel or use the wheel that I have the blue compound on? I'm buffing steel! The scratches are very fine. 
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11-01-2002, 08:51 AM
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A clean buff -- no compound, just the talc.
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