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latex-impregnated cork
Posted by: sycreek (---.cts.com)
Date: November 08, 2001 06:18PM

Are there any tricks to shapping latex-impregnated cork or will sandpaper work just fine.

I have used this type of cork inplace of a butt cap and need to fine tune the match with the rest of the cork handle.

Thank you
Scott

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Re: latex-impregnated cork
Posted by: William (---.proxy.aol.com)
Date: November 08, 2001 07:27PM

I'm not sure I know what latex-impregnated cork is. If you are talking about the burl or rubberized cord out there then sandpaper will work fine. I like to use the drywall sanding screen as it doesn't load up as bad. You can get it at any home hardware supply store.

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