I've charged the buffing wheel with compound, and am carefully allowing the high revolutions of the buffing wheel to polish the cuff. I have left it basically unformed so that it is easier to buff.
The wheels can catch the edge of the cuff so quickly you can have the cuff mangled, thrown at you, or catch one of your fingers. You don't press the metal into the wheel or it will create fine scratches in the metal.
Let the buffer and the compound do the work.
The wheels can catch the edge of the cuff so quickly you can have the cuff mangled, thrown at you, or catch one of your fingers. You don't press the metal into the wheel or it will create fine scratches in the metal.
Let the buffer and the compound do the work.
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