Polishing with a Dremel?
04-01-2008, 05:31 PM
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What are you trying to polish? Misc. Engine parts or what?
I took a dremel to my MAF sensor and got all the crud off of it. It makes a difference. Just make sure you don't get too crazy with it and try to polish a heard or something.
I took a dremel to my MAF sensor and got all the crud off of it. It makes a difference. Just make sure you don't get too crazy with it and try to polish a heard or something.
04-01-2008, 09:20 PM
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A dremel will work. It will take you FOREVER and will not shine as well as other methods.
Eastwood (site sponsor) has a good selection of stuff and has great tutorials.
Or you can go to Sears and buy the $10 starter kit that attaches to a drill, then use the Dremel for the very hard to reach places.
(That kit for the drill will also work well with an air tool if you have access to one.)
Eastwood (site sponsor) has a good selection of stuff and has great tutorials.
Or you can go to Sears and buy the $10 starter kit that attaches to a drill, then use the Dremel for the very hard to reach places.
(That kit for the drill will also work well with an air tool if you have access to one.)