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01-21-2015, 08:25 PM
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Trim Polishing
One of my winter projects is to polish the trim from my 67 GTO. I've done some trim polishing years ago using a small bench grinder. I am planning on buying a polishing motor with longer shafts than the small bench grinder. I'm undecided if I should get 8 inch or 6 inch. Is it easier to polish with a larger wheel? As most of us that have tried to polish trim, I have learned about the hazards of wheel grabbing part causing flying trim, bent parts, and sliced fingers. Is a larger wheel less hazardous? Any experience and advice appreciated.
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