steel wool
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11-11-2010 | 12:27 AM
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OP never stated his purpose for using it but steel wool's primary function is mechanical surface removal (metal sanding).
If you use it wrong or long enough lube or not it will dull the smooth surface of the glass. IMHO...Thats not perfectly safe.
For hard water spots I would use a razor blade and vinegar or window cleaner before steel wool.
Jetech, do you work on Jets?
If you use it wrong or long enough lube or not it will dull the smooth surface of the glass. IMHO...Thats not perfectly safe.
For hard water spots I would use a razor blade and vinegar or window cleaner before steel wool.
Jetech, do you work on Jets?
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11-13-2010 | 12:26 AM
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I was an electrician but I was an inspector and managed all sorts of associated departments.
Now I just mess with my truck as a hobby...the other family vehicles are a chore.
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11-14-2010 | 12:50 AM
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ya its great to being retired
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11-14-2010 | 01:14 AM
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+15 years and don't miss the stress...I still do things I feel like for money self employed but I learned a well rounded wealth of knowledge on preventive maintenance and also learned many years of others experience and experiences written in dollars and blood plus my own experiences over a few decades.
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11-17-2010 | 02:30 PM
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OP never stated his purpose for using it but steel wool's primary function is mechanical surface removal (metal sanding).
If you use it wrong or long enough lube or not it will dull the smooth surface of the glass. IMHO...Thats not perfectly safe.
For hard water spots I would use a razor blade and vinegar or window cleaner before steel wool.
Jetech, do you work on Jets?
If you use it wrong or long enough lube or not it will dull the smooth surface of the glass. IMHO...Thats not perfectly safe.
For hard water spots I would use a razor blade and vinegar or window cleaner before steel wool.
Jetech, do you work on Jets?
#21
11-17-2010 | 08:19 PM
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Does a SUPER job that steel wool !!! 27 Years ARMY here....retired now/and disabled
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11-18-2010 | 12:08 AM
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it did a great job that steel wool and i read on the other aftermarket forum those E-3 plugs are still going strong. i had 10 yrs active usaf and 10 yrs civil service and took a medical retirement and i had 22yrs at united airlines and took a early retirement at 55 and went to work for department of defense
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11-19-2010 | 09:11 PM
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