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336 posts
Location: Scotland
Posted:
any recommendations for the best way of keeping your acrylic balls in good condition? I've looked around at various methods of looking after them, think a polishing wheel might be the way to go but any links would be useful from the serious contact jugglers among you.
(got a couple of fine scratches/scuffs on a couple of mine, i've done what i can to fix it but advice would be nice:) )
any recommendations for the best way of keeping your acrylic balls in good condition? I've looked around at various methods of looking after them, think a polishing wheel might be the way to go but any links would be useful from the serious contact jugglers among you.
(got a couple of fine scratches/scuffs on a couple of mine, i've done what i can to fix it but advice would be nice:) )
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Destroyer of worlds and ooo shiny.
268 posts
Location: In my own head, United Kingdom
Posted:
The acrylic’s that I started with have got some real marks on them That simply wont polish out but I still love using them. The only thing I can suggest is getting your hands on a second set that’s the same. Practice with one perform with another.
Sorry… Its what I’ve done.
The acrylic’s that I started with have got some real marks on them That simply wont polish out but I still love using them. The only thing I can suggest is getting your hands on a second set that’s the same. Practice with one perform with another.
Sorry… Its what I’ve done.
i dream in circles...
336 posts
Location: Scotland
336 posts
Location: Scotland
Posted:
I know there is such a thing as a polishing wheel(sort of like a special attachment for a drill) which is designed for acrylic polishing, I've heard someone on here before talk about using one, can't find the thread though...
I know there is such a thing as a polishing wheel(sort of like a special attachment for a drill) which is designed for acrylic polishing, I've heard someone on here before talk about using one, can't find the thread though...
even chuck norris can't pin you down if your on fire
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