anyone know a good method, I've herd using linseed oil on cheese cloth, and I herd that leaves a sticky residue, any thoughts
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making tack cloth
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Check the "Crowbar FAQ" is has the answer to that and several other common questions.
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Just answering the above question:
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I've read the tack cloths are essential soft cloth lightly sprayed/impregnanted with lacquer.
I was thinking the same thing, that I could buy cheescloth and spray lacquer from an aersol can to make my own cloths, but I haven't tried it yet.
Anyone else who has done this?
Incidently, I have found that Rockler has the best prices on tack cloths. Theirs are 49c each at the Renton/Tukwila, WA store. Thats the cheapest I have found so far. They also seem to work better than others I have tried. (ie: last a lot longer).