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12-01-03, 03:32 AM

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ey do you have any idea how to polish a spherical wood(to make it smooth, not to make it shine)? Would sandpaper work? i need it for my physics project.. i don't know what easy way we can polish our wooden project.. i don't know what type of easy and cheap tool that we can use to polish the rough surfaces of the spherical wood.. jeezzz..

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12-01-03, 05:29 AM

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Progressively finer grades of sandpaper will produce a progressively smoother finish. Just stop when it is smooth enough.

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