Thank You!!!Jim, those two holes are necessary for me to spot the magnet holes so that they line up perfectly in the cap. Without drilling holes through the cap and into the body, like you would if you were just putting screws in there, which would be infinitely cheaper and easier BTW... They have the side benefit of removing a little weight from the mod... they are only 1/8" holes, properly chamferred, and do not take away from the appearance of the mod imo... In other words,... they serve a very important purpose.
Cornstarch is a very fine abrasive. You would use it to perfectly smooth the surface like a polishing compound. Wipe it off before coating with anything. Heat won't matter because it should be gone before you use the mod.
I agree. I thought you were talking about polishing one of these mods all the way out. Cornstarch works great as a final dry polish, much cheaper than super fine compounds and often gives a better finish. But if you aren't polishing the mod smooth and going for the mirror look, I don't know how well it would work.
I think I should maybe save these for posterity?
