Why can't it be a big deal to someone?

Up in the Adirondacks, that rocky soil hides big slabs under the surface. Hit one with your digger and the whole post angle goes wrong. Just ruins your day.

Our crane operator last month had the same exact situation.

Notice how a bit of extra care can shift your whole take on something. Marbling turns a blank page into a moment, and I see that same thing with things like hand-painted signs or custom embroidery. It's the difference between just useful and actually special. Makes you wonder what other details we're missing.

Honestly that cloudiness is probably from deep scratches you put in by jumping ahead. Tbh you'll have to go all the way back to a coarser grit, maybe even the stage before the one you skipped, to grind those scratches out. It's a pain but trying to just redo the missed stage won't work if the flaws are too deep. Make sure your barrel is super clean too, leftover grit from the wrong stage can cause this.