Acrycast and AcryglasXT Acrylics - Flame Polishing Acrylic

How to flame polish Acryast and Acryglas XT acrylics.

[@tejas826]

sounds easy...thnx mate

[@Alfredo1987a]

Perfect voice

[@barronredneck]

Cool

[@marcelojoaoroque1411]

very good

[@bomdiamydailylife2353]

👍

[@cncrouting8316]

cost of this machine?

[@charduff]

cool story

[@tejas826]

can you explain in details.....i have got stuck on it.......

[@boxinfanaticthetruth5907]

I can't get the haze off my acrylic. I tried using 400 grit sandpaper down to 2000 and I used Novus 1 and 2. There's still a really bad haze can someone please help.

[@SE45CX]

+Boxinfanatic TheTruth maybe a cloth buffing wheel on a cordless drill.

[@boxinfanaticthetruth5907]

+SE45CX Unfortunately I tried that but it didn't work but thank you for the response.

[@markm87501]

If your drilling into it clamp it down to wood stick and use a bit with a cutting edge like a fostner bit and it won't spider web on you

[@bobjimenez4464]

they didn't tell us which gas to use for the torch....trade secret.

[@jointheresistence123]

mapp gas probably

[@bobjimenez4464]

nope not mapp gas, at least not where I learned how to do this. What is the cleanest burning gas which leaves no residue? Think Hindenburg.

[@jointheresistence123]

So hydrogen gas?

[@bobjimenez4464]

you know some history. Good guess.

[@jointheresistence123]

so where do you get hydrogen gas?

[@stizandelasage]

I didn't know that I like this technique...

[@naphone3180]

Stanley Jean

[@markm87501]

Stock not stick