rubberized abrasives

[Mic Byrd]

Monty contacted msc on net and ordered the bullets and tappered disk where have they been all my life . fastest and best clean up of cans with old exoxy and solder ever. Another great build tip by monty.
thanks again. By bow arms and zappers

[team burrito]

Dremel abrasive buffs works better for that kind of stuff. I use them to deburr wire ends whenever I build a chassis. It gives a satin-like finish. Something else to try. I get mine at Sears; a package of 2 for $2.50 with a mandrel. :) (pictured below are the ez-lock version - $3.99/pkg)
http://mdm.boschwebservices.com/MDMCache/English%20%5BUS%5D/t06/0000000/r00175v3.jpg

[Zippity]

Another great source for these tools is http://www.widgetsupply.com/ :)

[Mic Byrd]

use the dremmel buffs at times but the rubber bullits are bests for interior can work and I like the flat rubber wheels also in right grit they do same job as buffs last longer.

[Flyinnb]

does someone have a item number and website for the rubber abrasives?

[team burrito]

I can sell you some for $.50 each (red compound) plus postage, PM me if you're interested. :)

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Flyinb,

Look down the page at the thread by Dave Person entitled "dremel tool help"