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From: hermit
To: Mark Holm
CC: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: hermit
Mark Holm wrote:
>
> Recently I did a BVC mirror with cerium oxide then switching to zirconium
oxide.
> I noticed that the material removal rate seemed slower with the zirconium
> oxide (judged by rate of figure change using similar strokes) and the
surface
> seemed to look smoother as well. I seemed to get a fairly visible
"printing"
of
> the square lap facet pattern onto the mirror surface with cerium oxide, but
not
> with zirconium oxide.
>
> I haven't had the experience of switching from cerium oxide to rouge, so can
not
> comment directly on that, but my experience suggests it may be worthwhile to
try
> for something slower than cerium oxide for final polishing and figuring.
>
You can feel the difference going from Cerium to Rouge. But with a thin
Cerium mix and heavy pressure, you get a very smooth surface anyhow. At
least that is my experience with machine polishing.
Ken
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