Re: Maintenance question for Giotto
Okay, The problem might be that youre working with scratches too deep to be polished out using Jewelers Rouge (which is what the red stuff is, Iron Oxide Paste, if you want to be technical) on a buffing wheel
Might need to go to 000 steel wool or 1500+ grit-paper (which you should be able to get at any good automotive store, if bunnings doesnt have it) to smooth over the scratches and then use the buffing wheel.
if the paper doesnt cut deep enough to smooth over scratches, you may need to go with a courser grade
Brasso is near useless for getting scratches out of hard SS, the particles are too soft to really cut away the edges of the scratch
Originally posted by 64686B6E69706269070 link=1323169973/14#14 date=1325575753
Might need to go to 000 steel wool or 1500+ grit-paper (which you should be able to get at any good automotive store, if bunnings doesnt have it) to smooth over the scratches and then use the buffing wheel.
if the paper doesnt cut deep enough to smooth over scratches, you may need to go with a courser grade
Brasso is near useless for getting scratches out of hard SS, the particles are too soft to really cut away the edges of the scratch

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