From: "Dwight K. Elvey" 
To: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: "Dwight K. Elvey" 


Hi Tom
 This may be your cleaning procedure ( or it may be a
lap that has a hard spot ). When you get ready to remove the lap from the
mirror, have a squirt bottle of water handy. Immediately after separating,
spray down the entire mirror. Slosh the mix around with a clean hand and
light force. Rinse the mirror and dry quickly with a fresh paper towel. Dry
from the center out so as not to drag stuff from the edge of the mirror.
Don't allow standing water to dry on the mirror.
Dwight


>From: "Tom Stokes" 
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>I am figuring a 4.25" F6 Pyrex mirror with a (sort of) MOM 20.
>The TT speed is 11 rpm and the eccentric speed is 25 rpm.
>With Foucault, I see many faint streaks emanating from the edge of
>mirror and heading toward the center. They disappear at about
>the 50 percent zone. Sometimes they are curved much like the wake
>of a tool at work. I am thinking that the CeO is causing this since
>it is such an aggressive polishing agent. Anyone else experienced
>this? Should I stop until I get some rouge?
>
>Tom Stokes
>http://home.pacbell.net/tstokes shows my machine working or a 10".
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