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Old 07-14-2005, 01:55 PM
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Following on from Rob's dewalt Q...

Anyone tried the felt pad attachment on the dremel for cleaning those difficult bits of brake dust from the alloys?

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Originally Posted by JMP,Jul 14 2005, 09:55 PM
Following on from Rob's dewalt Q...

Anyone tried the felt pad attachment on the dremel for cleaning those difficult bits of brake dust from the alloys?

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Beardie has used the rough bit of a dremel to remove protrusions from inside my pipe!
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Those felt pads never stay on for me - but nice idea about the stuck on brake dust
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I think the felt pads are supposed to be used for polishing, not cleaning.
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Just watch you don't end up with a highly polished spot where the brake dust was!
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I splosh on lots of car shampoo (diluted of course) and then use my fingers! Then rinse. No rude comments please!
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