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STEEL WOOL xx ABRASIVE Use a magnetized screwdriver bit to pickup steel wool particles from cracks and crevices. Overhead rack out of coffee cans and scrap plywood is made to store various grades of steel wool. Flat pad-style holder for steel wool, bronze wool and synthetic-steel wool. Tip: Insert a magnet inside a pad of steel wool to collect the particles and keep them out of the air. Tip: Use steel wool instead of sandpaper for the final sanding of woodworking projects. Use a hollow rubber ball, cut in two, to form a holder for the steel wool. Tip: Make a tight-spot smoothing tool by twisting steel-wool fibers into a length of twine. Tip on using 3M Scotch-Brite fine-grade pads in place of steel wool. A guide to coated abrasives for hand and power sanding, steel wool, nylon web abrasives, and loose abrasive grain material for tumbling, grinding, etc. Tip: Use a magnet to remove steel wool particles before finishing. Tip: How to use a magnet to remove slivers of steel wool that remain on the surface of wood after the steel wool is used to scrape off paint remover. Tip: How to use half of a small rubber ball as a gripper to hold a pad of steel wool as you work. Tip: Use bronze wool instead of steel wool when stripping paint. It lasts longer, leaves fewer splinters and will not rust. Tip: Use a bristle brush to hold steel wool. Tip: An easy technique for picking up steel-wool powder from a surface being finished. Tip suggests using a magnet to keep pieces of steel wool together and to pick up shards that got away. What you should know about choosing and using abrasives, paper-backed, cloth-backed and steel wool. Tip: An improved steel wool pad offers more control and a larger cutting surface. Tip: Make a magnetic "broom" to clean up steel wool dust. Steel wool, the low-cost, do-everything home and shop material. Table of specs and tips on using. Tip shows how a magnetized knife blade can capture elusive steel-wool fragments. Tip: Use a magnet and cheesecloth to remove steel wool particles during the finishing process. Tips on collecting steel wool fibers and preventing them from sticking to your tools. Tip: Use air conditioner or furnace filter material in place of steel wool to smooth wood finishes. A guide to steel wool. Includes application charts for wet and dry uses. Selecting and using steel wool on wood in place of or in addition to sandpaper. Tip: Use a cow stomach magnet to remove steel wool particles during furniture refinishing. | |||||||||
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