Hard Metals 4-Step Buffing Kit For Hand Held Drills

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Hard Metals 4-Step Buffing Kit For Hand Held Drills

Included in this kit:

4” x ¼” mandrel - Flannel Cushion Sewn Buffing Wheel  x 1

4” x ¼” mandrel - Cotton Cushion Sewn Buffing Wheel  x 1

4” x ¼” mandrel – Cotton Spiral Sewn Buffing Wheel  x 2

Black Emery Compound (first step) x 1

Gray Stainless Compound (second step) x 1

White Rouge Compound (third step) x 1

Emerald Green Compound (Final step) x 1

STEPS:

First step - Use the first cotton spiral sewn buffing wheel with the black emery compound to remove scratches.

Second Step - Use the second cotton spiral sewn buffing wheel with the gray stainless compound for a good cut and color.

Third Step - Use the cotton cushion sewn buffing wheel with the white rouge compound for natural luster.

Final Step - Use the flannel cushion sewn buffing wheel with the emerald green compound for a high luster finish.

***Read our Safety Tips/Techniques below for additional use recommendations if this is your first time using this product.

The hard metal 4 step kit is suitable for polishing ferrous materials like steel, iron, tungsten, titanium and other hard metals.  You can stop at step 3 for a natural luster or move on to step for a brilliant finish.

Quantity: 1 Set

Machines Used On:

• Corded and cordless power drills, impact drivers 

Application:

• Ferrous Materials – Cast Iron, Steel, Stainless Steel, Titanium, Nickel, Wrought Iron, titanium, tungsten

• Dry use only

Safety Tips/techniques:

• Only use one buffing wheel per compound type to eliminate cross contamination between compounds.  We suggest marking each buffing wheel with a marking pen for easy reference.

• Bring the compound to a spinning buffing wheel to melt the compound onto the buffing wheel.  Friction will melt the compound onto the buffing wheel surface.  Make sure not to overload the buffing wheel.

• Ensure the work piece is held firmly in place before bringing the buffing wheel to the material.  Apply light pressure, let the wheel and compound do the work.

• When removing the buffing wheel from the material, remove at a slanting downward stroke to blend buffing marks and avoid unintended spotty or streaking results.

• Never allow the edge the of the buffing wheel make contact with the edge of your work; this can result in the machine being ripped from your hands or damage to the buffing wheel.  

• Always wear proper PPE to include (but not limited to) safety glasses, hearing protection, respirator, and hand protection.  Keep all guards in place on your machine.