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easy question.. is it worth lapping a slk900, or are they made for this kinda thing? 50 bucks heehhe
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sangapski said:BTW if you do lap it
post results on before and after
sangapski said:SLK series is already one of the best HS out there
you dont really need to lap it
but if you want to you can
like what they said you'll gain a few degrees
BTW if you do lap it
post results on before and after
arabarabian said:You will only want to lap it if you can feel some surface imperfections. If not it would not be worth you time.
Thank You,
Daniel
altec said:If you do go ahead and lap it, try to get your hands on some 1500 grit sandpaper, and let us know how it goes.
Cypress said:I read on here(sorry for not quoting but i don't know where it is) someone said to use 400 grit(if it's very rough), because it'll cut off alot of time, then to move to 600 and then finish with an 800/1000. The rest makes it look nice and has been debated if it helps or not. That's pretty much what he said.
heavy666 said:no theres no need to lap it
why the marker?nerdlogic said:
I'd mark the base with a marker again just to be sure you got all the way to the bottom of the grooves.
nerdlogic said:My SLK-800 had machining ridges that were each about 1mm deep and I had to lap it before putting it on.