HOW TO POLISH STAINLESS STEEL | Renegade Products
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Here is a video that properly demonstrates how to polish stainless steel using the proper technique. Also we describe what is going on with the metal when you polish it!
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Thank you!!!! Four years I couldn’t figure stainless out you fixed my issues in less than 2 minutes. I need to know the science to understand why we do things!!
Thank you for this video! I needed the help with your products. First timer with polishing and I have no one around me that knows what to do
Thanks for explaining
Awesome tutorial! Ty 👊
Can you make a video on a visor ?
How do you get haze marks out I used the orange with brown then yellow with green but still got marks
Are you using a regular angle grinder? I want to polish my kitchen sink and wondering what tools to use. I have a drill and a grinder what tools, pads and compound would you recommend (liquid or wax)
Thanks
Start off with a robust hand polish such as this www.renegadeproductsusa.com/products/rebel-pro-red-metal-polish?_pos=1&_sid=172840b82&_ss=r
"I'm not going to go vertical", then you proceed to go vertically more often than horizontally in the video.
So which is it?
What rpm are you running your polisher at. Thanks for posting.
that don't look like a polisher to me - it looks just like my makita angle grinder
@@petersmith5219 the angle grinders i have dont have speed control his makita has a yellow speed control. im pretty sure its a polisher, plus your not to go over 2200rpm.
You could "stretch" a molecule in some polymers and in organic chemistry. Especially in some biological compounds. But in metal crystal structure? Not really. You can make adjustments via heat treating, magnetism etc to metal structure. So if you´d like to sound really professional, use the correct terminology.
Because stretching Ni, Cr, Fe, Co etc atoms in stainless steel compound sounds like tying the water.
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Heat doesn't rise, hot air does
good thinking on that music way to loud and repetitive. why?