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    colinb
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      @colinb

      What is everyone using? There are so many choices out there!

      I’m just looking firstly to remove paint/rust/crud from e.g. handwheels of old lathe, and then to polish it up to a nice feeling in the hands.

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      #758975
      Grindstone Cowboy
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        @grindstonecowboy

        Lidl had some “Scotchbrite” wheels a month or so ago, but I’ve not tried mine yet.

        Rob

        #758985
        bernard towers
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          @bernardtowers37738

          I use 3m medium deburring wheels and they are only used for that too b****y expensive!. had scotchbrite wheels in the past but they just fell apart.

          #759003
          noel shelley
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            @noelshelley55608

            If using 3Ms so called unitised discs be warmed ! They may look harmless but will remove considerable metal if not used carefully. I used to use them to take brass casting from as cast to the first stage of polishing . Noel.

            #759032
            Nigel Graham 2
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              @nigelgraham2

              Degrease the item first.

              Rotary wire-brushes will evict the worst paint and rust. For paint that’s still fully hard, use paints-stripper first but wash it all off before the brushing!

              Citric acid solution is quite a good rust dissolver, as I found on a very rusty tap, but obviously it won’t fill in pits where the iron has gone back to Nature.

              Then ‘Scotchbrite’ or similar, or wire-wool (wear suitable gloves).

               

              #759037
              Vic
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                @vic

                Yeah, my computer does this to me as well! 🤣

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                #760058
                colinb
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                  @colinb

                  Thanks all

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