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I appreciate that!

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This is a piece of scrap stainless steel, it's better to be caution and handle with care the material to avoid dents and scratches. To repair a dent, you need to grind down the area and it needs to be wider than the dent itself otherwise people will notice right away.

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The tool works great in cold temperatures. We use Bosch batteries. However, to prevent internal damages the charger will not charge the batteries when they are too cold. This is a general property related to Lithium-Ion technology. Even when you work at -25°C, heat builds up inside the battery during tool operation, so unless you leave the battery outside without using it, the interior will be warmer. You can read more in this article: www.toolstop.co.uk/blog/knowledge-base/why-batteries-die-in-winter-and-how-to-prevent-this

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That's no issue the blade hold really strong with the Starlock attachment.

The top one is orange and the bottom one is red.

@@FEINCanada so you used two different products, the orange is most likely a knock off

Where are you located at?

@@FEINCanada Santa Ana Cal

If it's for your stainless sink at home, for light scratches, I would suggest use a fine abrasive pad, such as a Scotch-Brite pad, to gently buff the area. Again, make sure to work in the direction of the grain. Be cautious not to apply too much pressure, as this can create more scratches. If the scratches are deep, you may need to seek professional help. Always test any cleaning method on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't cause further damage.

@@FEINCanada I do construction and we have a guy that uses a tool just like that to polish out scratches in stainless steel sinks and they come out brand new. I think he uses a unitec machine. I would like to learn how to do this myself. I just need to know what wheels to get and use

You're the one who damaged it. Maybe be more careful next time and he won't have to bother with you. The only way to get it perfect is to avoid SCRATCHING IT. I can only imagine how awful you are as a client.

There is no way to have the polished surface identical to the rest. A trained eye can always see the difference. The only way to make it perfectly identical is by refinishing the sheet on the same machine with the same abrasive and parameters that the factory used to polish it in the first place. Most of the time, this is not possible. In that case, we can blend the scratch pattern with power tools, like in this video, or hand tools to minimize the difference between the two finishes

@@FEINCanada I do #3 #4 finish on stainless rails. Blending 1 area isn't easy.

If you never have done that better let a professional do it or it can look worst than when you started.

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Yup, as soon you see brushed stainless steel this is what they did to make the brushed finish.

Driving down the street blinding everyone!

What grit?

It's not really about size, it's more about torque. The VersaMAG use a permanent magnet base with a holding power of 1754 lbs.

We have never check how much the total cost is, it's our own internal demo kits to be able help match any customer finish.

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Hello Deejay, that depends on what polishing abrasive you are using. For drums like that personally I would start around 900 RPM (optimal drum rpm) and try to go a faster and a bit slower and make a decision based on the look of the finish and the feeling.

Good afternoon, can you elaborate about what they are not compatible with?