Using a Dremel
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Indiana
Got my bike in October, had sat in a barn for close to two years, hardly ever used. It was in rough shape. I used s Dremel to clean alot of the surface rust off (brass wire brush) the chrome from light pitting that had formed in spots, also did use the polisher at times. Go easy at first, try it in a less obvious spot and see what you think.
But my old time favorite is Mother's, a rag, and elbow grease....
But my old time favorite is Mother's, a rag, and elbow grease....
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2010
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Not a fan of using a dremel, tried one years ago on some Mustang wheels, slipped once and the arbor made a mark. Never used it again. I'm with Galdog on this one Mothers polish, rag and tons of elbow grease. Take your time and it will be rewarding.
I did try a power ball from Mothers once, it would work fine on larger surfaces with minimal oxidization but its not stout enough for most jobs and too big for others.
I did try a power ball from Mothers once, it would work fine on larger surfaces with minimal oxidization but its not stout enough for most jobs and too big for others.
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