How To Get A High Polish On A Ring With Foredom Sandpaper Rolls

One of the hardest things to do is get a high polish on the inside of a ring band. Using the Sand Paper Rolls from Foredom by Oro makes this job a snap. And to make the decision making process even easier, Foredom has come out with assortment kits taking the guess work out of the equation.
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[@pamelakaygorman4435]

As always, great video! Thanks so much. Can’t wait for our next class.

[@MelissaMuir]

PamelaKay Gorman thank you. ❤️

[@sandywood8437]

Thank you have just got these.

[@MelissaMuir]

You are going to LOVE them. I use them all the time.

[@Liburni]

nice info, thanks

[@MelissaMuir]

Glad it was helpful!

[@farooqalikhan8400]

Very good

[@MelissaMuir]

Thanks

[@alinafomin4909]

thank you for the video! you said the you are using sand paper for prepolish, so after that you are going to polish with the cloth buffs?

[@MelissaMuir]

Yes. Or a soft cotton buff with some polishing compound

[@jewelrybyjd]

Do they have ones wrapped for lefties? Thank you for all of your info.

[@pijnto]

@@MelissaMuir Should not run them in reverse you need to run with the wrap or they can split and tear

[@MelissaMuir]

pijnto that is true. I guess I was thinking something else. Sorry.

[@kimlyons8550]

Melissa, when washing in between, is it sufficient to just dip in a sudsy bowl, rinse, dry and then move on, or do you need to take to sink and rub with soap? TIA

[@MelissaMuir]

That is a really good question. Taking it to a sink is probably best. But as long as you get all of the compound off between stages, you should Be good with what you are doing.

[@MelissaMuir]

Make sure it is nice and dry, and use a different cloth to dry for the different phases so you don’t accidentally put some abrasive particles back onto the piece before moving on.

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing

[@MelissaMuir]

Thanks for watching!

[@rp3367]

What would happen if you go over 5,000 RPM with the sanding drums?

[@MelissaMuir]

It can cause the mandrel to bend and cause a dangerous situation. And I have seen the sand paper unravel, but there was more to it than just the speed.