Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with Tin Foil and Scrambled Eggs Hats (8)

You might want to look into taking the Desert Queen Ranch tour. There's lots of old buildings and cars and stuff on the tour. Only thing is no tripods and you have to stay with the tour group. Look in my gallery for pictures.

Nice bear stuff Cap'n....I played with flahrs today.

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I think that look really cool.

Thanks...it could have stood some additional editing...but I was growing bored!

very nice looking dan what flower is it

This duck is me

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jedi1354 wrote in post #5249482
very nice looking dan what flower is it

A crocus. Thanks

Here is a blue tipped white one.

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Woolburr wrote in post #5249566
A crocus. Thanks

Isn't Crocus Cloth a form of sandpaper?

belmondo wrote in post #5249596
Isn't Crocus Cloth a form of sandpaper?

Why yes, yes it is....for us old fellers...haven't heard anyone call it that in years. Wonder why they stopped.

Woolburr wrote in post #5249646
Why yes, yes it is....for us old fellers...haven't heard anyone call it that in years. Wonder why they stopped.

I always used the term interchangeably with Emery Cloth.

A little dab of research turns up this pearl.
Crocus is also called rouge. It's rust, iron oxide, powdered as finely as possible. It's fine enough to produce a mirror finish; in fact until recently that's the way glass was polished.

Seems it is usually used as a wet polishing agent...most commonly lubricated with kerosene. Too fine to have an actual grit number, the rating is presumed to be in the 800-1600 range with most brands coming in around 1200 grit.

belmondo wrote in post #5249652
I always used the term interchangeably with Emery Cloth.

I seem to recall lots of people doing that.

This conversation is getting rough

I am off to bed - see you in the morning...