Step by step to polish brass. Remove rust and stains
There are many products on the market for cleaning and polishing brass, but sometimes there are stains or small scratches that cannot be removed by cleaning alone.
In this post we are going to offer a quick and easy guide to polishing brass in a deeper way, when polishing brass We remove stains, scratches and restore shine that may have been lost over the years.
We are going to make the guide based on the Brass Polishing Kit that we offer on our website, this is designed to work any type of accessories or material in brassTo use this kit you need a grinder or radius grinder, as it includes polishing discs.
Items that make up the Polishing Kit
- 100 millimeter sisal sewn disc.
- Whole 100 millimeter sewn fabric disc.
- Grau brown polishing paste.
- White polishing paste.
Steps to achieve a perfect polish.
1. We insert into the grinder or radiate the 100 millimeter sisal stitched discThis disc is characterized by being more robust and having a rougher texture.
2. Once the disk starts to spin we approach it Grau brown pasta, and we make small touches to the disc with the paste so that it is lightly impregnated.
3. Once the disc is impregnated, we pass the disc over the surface to be polished, it is important always keep the same direction.
4. Once we see that the imperfections disappear and the surface begins to have a more satin appearance, we change the disc. We insert the 100mm whole sewn fabric disc, this disc has a seam around the disc.
5. Once the disk starts to spin we approach it white polishing paste, and we bring this closer to the disc until it is lightly impregnated.
6. Once the disc is impregnated, we pass it over the surface to be polished, always keeping the same direction, We work the surface until we achieve the desired result.
Below, we leave you a gSummary guide with all articles and the order in which they should be used.
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Step by step to polish brass. Remove rust and stains
In this quick guide we show an easy way to remove stains, rust and scratches from brass parts, surfaces or sheets. In addition, we will be able to give a spectacular shine to our brass pieces with 4 simple steps. This guide is for intermediate users since we will need a radial or grinder to be able to use the products properly.
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