I have no experience using, just buying and researching.
They have a white that is more on the rough side.
the green is for fine and black is more rough iirc.

arrg, I need to get back to studying <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

studying schoolwork that is, not cutlery.

good night ya'll

Nite TT, good luck with the studies. Understand, the black is a quicker cutting IE more aggressive grit so I think I would use the green and black. Thanks!

I would recommend coarse edge stropping. Classicshaving.com has some 10 Micron diamond compound or you could go with silicon carbide powder @ 600-1200 grit. If you were to go from a medium stone finish to a ultra fine compound the results would never be consistent, it would be just like going from a 220 stone to a 8000 stone. Coarse stropping would give you the edge you like consistently, it also reduces the burr issue because the backing has cushion. Burrs are caused by pressure and a soft backing greatly reduces their formation.

Cool, Thank You.

Almost forgot, Hard Felt! It's made for de-burring and can be used with compound. Works fast too.

drifted off so I'm going to turn in... first day in a week or so I may not see the sun come up.

have a good one fellas!

Ok Cool, thanks KN. Do you also think that the black would be what I would probably want to use?

You as well lazi, take care.

Morning Randy.