Reddit reviews Dremel EZ474SA Fine and Coarse Detail Abrasive Brush
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Two grits in one kit allow the completion of multiple sanding phases on a projectAllows sanding of contours, details, and hard-to-reach areasRemoves exterior surface layer without damage to base layer below (removes the paint but not the wood with light pressure)Clean wood, aluminum, plastic, metal, steel and vinylEZ Lock compatible - use with either EZ402 or 402 mandrels
I curbrashed my 3's 19" silver 3 rim :'(
I watched a ChrisFix tutorial on how to repair an aluminum rim using a dremel w/ a sanding detail brush.
Has anyone tried this? Also, I can't tell if there's a clear coating on the rim. Would it make sense to sand with the course & fine grit detail brush? Or do I really need to strip the whole thing and recoat?
I hear shops will do this for $100-200, but would be nice to avoid that expense.
The first thing to use is Frame Protector for the inside of the frame. This can be messy so do this first. Next a brass wire brush on an electric drill or better yet on Dremel-type tool. Third thing is VHT SP229 Rust Convertor Can - 10.25 oz.. This stuff is amazing. It will turn your rust to a mineral that can be sanded off. Lastly, prep for paint. You can get in all the nooks and crannies with these and these. Do not try to paint it yourself. You suck at it. Take it to a motorcycle painter and if you ask for clear he will just hang it next to a motorcycle tank or fender and do them both at the same time. Should cost next to nothing if your prep is good.
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