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Old 05-04-2014, 07:34 AM
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First, buffing with a high speed wheel takes skill, and can be dangerous to you and your parts.

Be extremely careful that the wheel does not grab the part. It will go flying at high velocity. And, trim parts are sharp. You can get a nasty cut as well.

Wear a face shield and heavy leather gloves.

I send my parts out to be buffed....had a few bad experiences.
ok good advice, i'm a builder so used to angle grinders and things but good point about flying trims, never buffed anything never used a buffer, old goat mentioned strapping to a board so i will do that then it cant go flying, thanks

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