How to Polish ANYTHING with the Dremel Rotary Tool

Where did u get that vise at?!?!

There's a metal polish called MAAS, I think it works better than flitz. MAAS will take scratches out glass. I've used it on glass,copper,brass and aluminum,it's really good stuff

how showing us a video of 3d prints polishing?

One cannot Polish anything, even with a dremel.

To Polish, anything needs to embrace the culture, the faith, the lingo and the custom.

I use the Flitz on my knife collection and it also leaves a type of defense barrier against corrosion.

great stuff!

Very cool. Thx!

A lot of scratches are visible, both on the coins and the plaque. Is this the result of the compounds used?

"How to polish anything"
> Only polishes metal

I think Mother's mag wheel polish is better . I polished a 9mm pistol slide with the Mothers Polish .came out awesome mirror finish.

I looks good but how do you remove the scratches you made by polishing it?

Any info on the vice used in the video? That is what I need.

I use 2 felt tips one for chromium oxide 30,000 grit and one for flitz,I use the green compound and then finish with flitz it gave me the best results

Thanks for showing these options. The comments here are also great.

You know every coin collector watching this started screaming as soon as you said, "coin". Followed by convulsions and vomiting. You DON'T clean coins! Certainly not with friction!

Sounds like Pat Mahomes instructing us

Please, never ever wear gloves when working with any kind of rotary tool!

Just found this video as I'm thinking of polishing some aluminium.
Excellent video that has given me a lot of help 👍👍

I learned something today 😊

Adding epoxy layer would last long shiny prevent oxidising

Hello, Learned lots! I have a surgical titanium rod that I would like to shape (bend) and then polish up. It was in a friend of mine and removed after cremation. So the surface is very discoloured. First issue will be bending and then will try polishing.

What dremal is that and where did you buy it

Very helpful video, thank you.
Which exact type of compound would be optimal for acrylic (or a close type of plastic)?

Awesome informative video. I’m interested in the table vise you used on this video, could you please share more information on it or where can I purchase one?

Thank you!

Have you ever tried to cut and polish surfite with a dremel?

I have a susjection to the Dremel manufacturers make The felt wheels about the size of a 50cent coin

At the 45 second mark what is the round accessory just behind the polishing bit?

Great summarizing about mini polishing

I honestly can't listen to the accent. Couldn't even finish the video.

Good demonstration and advice. Thanks fella

Thank you! I never knew about being able to clean the felt wheels.

Oddly enough went from here to amazon... exact same video was the ad for the item I chose. 😂

When I polish with compound and my cloth turns black, is that dirt? Should I keep polishing until I don't get any or little black on my cloth?

Where did you get the support vice that you're using? And what brand is it?

Where did you find the table clamp

Very cool I'm glad this popped up also being a leatherman user myself I wanna polish my leatherman would been awesome to see ya done yours

What does being Polish have to do with using a Dremel?

Very impressive. Efficient. Simple. Educational. I await the next tutorial.

It would have been interesting to do half the copper plate with the green and half with the glitz
But thank you for the info!

Where do I get the Dremel holder?
Yes, the one you have on the table.

thanks for the guidelines. Could you tell me the speeds we should use for each material, such as wood, acrylic, etc

A little late to the party, but where can I find that exact vice??? TIA. The vice in the description is not the same.

Love your very informative videos. This is a little off track, but if you think you have a RARE coin, do not polish it. It could actually lower it’s value.

Good

Thank you for this video. I did not know how to use the Dremel tool to buff anything with! I appreciate you very much!

I have some Kellogg's PEP Pinbacks. Old cartoon characters. I believe the cartoons are lithos on metal (tin?).. Can these be buffed? Mostly have oxidation and dirt on the surface.

What is the model bench top vise you used in your video?

The easiest way to polish anything is just saying kurwa 3 times noisy and quiet in the rest of the day. how do i know that? Because I am Polish 😂