What compound is finer, the yellow stone or the green compound that is out there?
1020019
This is a difficult question to answer because the "green bars" are made from different compositions of abrasives. Results will vary depending on the manufacturer and specified formula. Herb's Yellowstone is a proprietary formulation created by Herb Dunkle. The product is very popular among wood carvers and woodworkers. Instructions for use are included with every product.
1020020
The Yellowstone is way finer, but it's a chalky compound, not waxy like a green jewelers Rouge. It will create a superior mirror finish to an edge with just hand stropping.
1020021
Honestly I found this product to be a nightmare to use. Maybe I just didn't know how but I couldn't find any instructions. The green jewelers rouge is great stuff as well as the fine micron dia-paste
1020022
I use green as final step. .2 to .5 micron. Alumina and chromium oxide are very good green bars. Used as polishing.
1609558
Sorry, I didn't see the request until much later: Tiles are muted blends and look/feel like stone. Greens, browns, slight burgundies and gold color swirls. It goes with the laminate flooring that appears to look like stone; it too has that muted blend of colors and swirls. I was surprised at how well they went together!
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There is no difference. combo cost less its plus, but both stones are thinner than separate stone and also have only 1 working surface - its minus. So separate stone will last longer. I think, before you gonna buy stone, you have to decide how often you will use stone and where. I bought combo only because i use it on work and its take less space. For home you can take separate stone. But dont forget - you will need flattering stone or plate. Just a couple of use and you need to fix surface. My advice - buy this combo and stone on 400 or 800 grits. This 3 stone will last longer than 2 separate stones, and money will be pretty much same There is no difference. combo cost less its plus, but both stones are thinner than separate stone and also have only 1 working surface - its minus. So separate stone will last longer. I think, before you gonna buy stone, you have to decide how often you will use stone and where. I bought combo only because i use it on work and its take less space. For home you can take separate stone. But dont forget - you will need flattering stone or plate. Just a couple of use and you need to fix surface. My advice - buy this combo and stone on 400 or 800 grits. This 3 stone will last longer than 2... » Read More There is no difference. combo cost less its plus, but both stones are thinner than separate stone and also have only 1 working surface - its minus. So separate stone will last longer. I think, before you gonna buy stone, you have to decide how often you will use stone and where. I bought combo only because i use it on work and its take less space. For home you can take separate stone. But dont forget - you will need flattering stone or plate. Just a couple of use and you need to fix surface. My advice - buy this combo and stone on 400 or 800 grits. This 3 stone will last longer than 2 separate stones, and money will be pretty much same « Show Less
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I think the green label is Cafix in the crystal form while the red label is in the powder form. I used to prefer the green label, but now I like the red label better. =) I think it's a little bolder and smoother. Either way, it's delicious!
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No. Spanish white is calcium sulfate and this is kaolinit, they have dofferent formulas.
1209388
I think that the yellow is the most mild. The green has a much deeper flavor profile than the yellow and red though.
105647
Never mind, I found it! It's carbonate. http://www.naturemade.com/Products/Minerals/Calcium-Magnesium-and-Zinc
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It can't say because I haven't seen yours, but I ordered the same french green clay, and it is exactly like the green clay I've bought from other places. A little more unrefined, but effective regardless of consistentcy. It feels, smells and looks like green clay. Once it's wet it changes it's hue. My bentonite is a different texture, smell and color altogether.
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The yellow is at its purest and natural state. Where as the white has be altered which means its not at its purest or natural state.
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It is neither. DO NOT use WATER or OIL on these stones. These are for dry sharpening ONLY. Water will ruin them.
211681
According to a commenter named "Lam" on the other product (yellow bottle), Nature's Way said that the two products are identical. "The yellow packaging is for resale while the green is for retail distribution."
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It's yellowish green, very attractive but definitely more greenish. Rather like grass green but not a blue green at all.
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It's quite a variety. There's a rose quartz, pyrite, quartz, sandstone,green calcite, florite, yellow jasper, sodalite and many more.
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If they are in red case ....carbide. yellow is steel. Mine is carbide. I always get carbide.
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I think it is charcoal stone- they call it a diffusion stone. It is the gray tip on the end of the tubing.
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I only own the yellow version, but I assume the green one is smaller and for limes, but I use my yellow version for lemons and limes and love it! I have not tried the small key limes though.
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It is definitely stone. Have no clue what kind but it is the best pizza stone i have ever used.