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    Hello! I have a question: What surface do you use to sand the wood on? You need friction, so some idea would be really good rubber or sth? What do you woodworkers use to fix the material which you want to sand (so the material wont move and escape) and so on? Thanks so much!;);)
    friction pad rubber sanding slip
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    does anyone use friction polish? if so, is it any good? whats the best way to apply it on the lathe? thanks
    finish friction lathe polish shine
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