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what type/color buffing compound is generally used to buff deer antler?
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what color buffing compound used on deer antler?
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The only thing I use is Fab-U-Luster jewelry polish on a clean buff. Don't use the wheel on metal.
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You want a white rouge compound.Fabuluster, Matchless white, No Scratch pink, etc.
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yes I to use a white rouge the most, but the pink gives the ground parts a nice hew to it if you like that..try it on a scrap piece first..do not over heat it.
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I start out with the White and go to the no scratch pink it will look great. Have a great day in the world of knives. And God bless
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I start out with the White and go to the no scratch pink it will look great. Have a great day in the world of knives. And God bless
Barkes
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Yup. Also as mentioned, don't use a buff that has been used on metal. It will gray up any handle material.
Craig