| The loving ring [message #31713] Thu, 28 July 2011 11:38 UTC |
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Ah, It arrived one day later but now it's here.
I thought the gold plated glossy was more..., polished. I don't know it the roughness is OK or not.
I'll try to polish it and hope the gold coat don't go away!.
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| Re: The loving ring [message #31730 is a reply to message #31713 ] Thu, 28 July 2011 16:31 UTC |
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Don't try! The thickness of the gold layer is far too thin to try to sand after the object is plated.
But the model is very nice. Congrats. I guess that if you want it smoother, you should go for silver...
So many things to design, so little time...
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| Re: The loving ring [message #31737 is a reply to message #31735 ] Thu, 28 July 2011 17:13 UTC |
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Nice Design! I actually like the texture of the gold plating-
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| Re: The loving ring [message #31873 is a reply to message #31713 ] Sat, 30 July 2011 23:29 UTC |
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I would second the opinion NOT to polish. You will regret it !!!
To get rid of all that texture you will also erase the gold.
Glenn
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| Re: The loving ring [message #31882 is a reply to message #31873 ] Sun, 31 July 2011 10:51 UTC |
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Mmmm, I'm now thrilling a bit...
Would silver got no grain?.
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| Re: The loving ring [message #31891 is a reply to message #31713 ] Sun, 31 July 2011 14:16 UTC |
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Well that would seem to depend on your luck according to the results I've seen here. There are some really nice pieces and some... not so nice ones. You will definitely have to get the POLISHED silver.
Glenn
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