Hi,
a coupla thoughts…
i am not sure what size your stone seats are…and i am not sure the cast seat is already a perfect fit, or if metal removal is neccessary to fit the stone…
you can try:
(high shine)
- burnishing the seats…either with a hand burnisher, or a burnishing bit…this will not remove metal, only compress it
hand burnishers:
burnishing bits:
(refining surface prior to high polish)
2) stone or ceramic points:
i like stone burs…they are in between metal burs and silicone wheels…more like sand paper…
there used to be more brands/ colors/ grits available, but searching rio grande has become sure a chore…i couldnt find the red ruby points…
these white arkansas stones are 330 grit:
i have never seen these ceremic points before…i may need to try them…i do have ceramic stick/ strips with holders…but i havent figured out how to best use them…they probably work best in a reciprocating polisher…
- silicone cylinders/ points/ wheels:
you can “dress” / shape the wheels to fit into the space you are working on…
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escapement files…cut 2,4,6,8
my favorite files when working small…you can gentlt smooth out the surfaces before moving to stone or silicone… -
felt points/ cylinders/ wheels, with compounds
(or toothpicks…q-tips…cotton on a stick…
julie