Where to start, how to proceed?

[dhutton01]

As a complete noob, those look like big jumps between grits. How does that not cause issues? Seems like at a minimum the Trizact 5000 should be in there.

Also, are these the yellow 1000 discs you're referring to?

https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-524-1500-SUPER-TACK-Yellow-Film-Discs/dp/B01N7N21PT/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2OLM4ID55EDLU&keywords=eagle%2B6%22%2Bsanding&qid=1682000460&sprefix=eagle%2B6%2Bsanding%2Caps%2C241&sr=8-4&th=1

And do you run the interface pads behind all of the Eagle products?

I can only tell you it works. JimC is the man and what he says can be taken as fact.

Yes I use an interface pad. Those are the yellow discs but I use the ones with no holes.

Don

 

[dhutton01]

Don, what dry paper are you using to block with?

Well that has been a bit of a quest. I don’t like to use flat sheets of acrylic that are hard for my old hands to grip. I last used this setup. Probably not good enough for guys that like their blocks to meet flatness specs to six decimal places but for the driver quality I do it does a decent job. I use pvc pipe if I need a round block.

Hoping to find decent PSA 800 to use with Deans blocks.

Don