From: Rick Maillet 
To: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: Rick Maillet 




-+- Ken Hunter  wrote:
>
> Maybe StarHoper could send you the blank and have
> you apply the
> Pitch and Patience he doesn't have so that you can
> prove your point?
>
> Or not...
>
> Ken Hunter

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 Well, I guess i have been flamed.....

Ken,

if my response to StarHoper seemed harsh, it was not meant to be.
it was only an opinion, my opinion, I had the very same problems as he was
having, and it was the pitch, gugloz 73 that was giving me the problem,
once i got some new pitch,the problem was solved.

tell me this.... if a teenager can not drive the family mazda properly, are
you going to recommend he get a cadillac and hope he improves? not meant to
be harsh, but I could not recommend a more expensive piece of glass to fix
the problem.

                                          Rick

> >
> > First off, if you think making a mirror is suppose
> to
> > be a piece of cake, forget it, i have said before,
> and
> > will say again, the most important factor in
> > polishing, and expecially figuring the mirror is
> the
> > pitch, then second, the stroke.
> >
> > As far as quality, well it would be my opinion,
> and
> > maybe just mine, but if you went out and purchased
> a
> > piece of glass that cost say $500.00, i believe
> you
> > would end up with the same result.
> > time is important to the final outcome, but
> patiance
> > is vital.
> > If you don't have patiace, you will be fighting an
> up
> > hill battle,but all is not lost.
> > if you are not reaching a sphere, it is most
> likely
> > one or both of the above reasons,  not the glass.
> >
> >                                              Rick
> >



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