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crich
PostPosted: Sat Mar 19, 2011 3:26 pm 
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Ok, not a smart move on my end. I buffed an older, used, fret board after dressing the frets without CLEANING the fretboard and now my buffing wheel is black. gaah How would you clean the buffing wheel? PS. I think the brush is meant to clean off compound buildup. Clinton
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An old hacksaw blade works pretty well. It shortens the life of the wheel, though.
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I gotta agree with Tony. I even made a little slide-out buffer to use just for ebony fittings........very handy.


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I agree with Tony and Dave.....but if I had a dirty buffing wheel I wanted clean I'd wash in a washing machine. I haven't done it, but I believe it would work.

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Dang, this was a newer wheel. [headinwall] I guess I'll make it my "dirty wheel" and lesson learned. I bought this from Grizzly and really liked it. Any other suggestions for a supplier? Clinton
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The washing machine works great that's how i'd clean it...be sure to run it with your wife's fine linens, she'll love you for it. wow7-eyes
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Thanks! I'll try it with my wife's linens. I'll tell her I heard it here ! laughing6-hehe Clinton
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