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Hello guys.
Does anyone know where to get a Non Abrasive Brush Wheel. Gonna use it on rusticated an sandblasts. Cant find anything in europe! Any advice?

I am also looking for such a wheel. Will be following this.
SocAitch

I have some, tried a few times never got on with them, prefer a hand brush.

Look for power scrub brushes. https://www.amazon.com/Drillbrush-Piece ... B00JLVUQ1W

What are you hoping to accomplish with said brush?

I run a brass scrubby brush thingy in my drill press, it's an evil fucker, but it sure makes a nice texture after rustication with tools.

I have problems getting an even shine on sandblast and Rusticated after applying shellac. I Think I have read in this forum that a soft nylon non abbrasive wheel would do the trick? Of course after the shellac is dry! And yes my shellac is cut


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Won't help, brushes are only for wax.

There's other finishes which work well too - oils tend to give that uniform "not too shiny" look, and there's at least one water-borne urethane that works very well too.

I use a natural bristle brush (possibly flax or some such plant) for the final buff on table tops, gun stocks, and other other stuff I finish with my paste wax mix. It gives a nice, uniform, satin sheen to the finish. I have not tried it on pipes, but count it among the experiments I'll do in the near future.

Sandblasts are a bastard to get an even shine on. The secret, in my eye, is not how to wax/polish an even shine on. Most I know off just do a coat of shellac and leave it.

I also do a layer of shellac. I dont buff sandblast. But maybe I am no good at aplying an even layer on the damn thing


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I thought polyurethane is illegal over there?

I use a Dremel and a nylon brush (I think is this one, number #403) and it works wonderfully.

Ebay has 100's of nylon wheel brushes and the cup style similar to the wire cup brushes.