How To (Pixie): Recoating Nova Wheels with Abrasive Grit
If you like to cabochon rocks, most likely you use a Pixie, Genie, Cab King, or some other grinding and polishing machine. Over time, you will wear off the abrasive grit on those padded wheels. New wheels can be expensive; so can having someone else recoat your existing wheels. In this episode of Opal Earth, you will learn how to recoat your Nova-type wheels yourself using additional grit and epoxy to extend the life of your used wheel. Warning: this process can be messy!

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