[Jewelry making - Article 00219] - [Orchid] Buffing Strategy

[Silverfoot]

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    Shortly after starting in this industry, I was mentored by an
    established Russian jeweler.  One of the tricks he showed me was to
    use a couple of drops of Real or synthetic Wintergreen oil
    occasionally on my buffing wheels to make the compound stick longer.
    Well, these days it is getting harder to find bottles of wintergreen
    oil in the drug stores, and when I do it is getting quite expensive. 
    Do any of you use a similar technique with a different substance?  If
    so, what? 

Silverfoot-
Jewelry Designer and Craftsman
Main Site = www.firescale.com


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