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OlliesRevenge · 05-01-2012, 21:27

I like the suggestion of using a 3 way nail polish / file. I'll have to try that. I have handled these in the past and it seems to me they might be more akin to using a stone than simply polishing... but i"m no expert.

I have used my Dremel tool, the felt buffing wheel, and Flitz compound on several of my Glocks with only positive effects.

I have to wonder if some of the Dremel hack jobs being referenced involved the grinding wheel. I feel like you'd really have to work hard to screw it up with the soft wheel & polishing compound.

05-01-2012, 21:27	#82
OlliesRevenge Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: WA Posts: 382	Dremel user I like the suggestion of using a 3 way nail polish / file. I'll have to try that. I have handled these in the past and it seems to me they might be more akin to using a stone than simply polishing... but i"m no expert. I have used my Dremel tool, the felt buffing wheel, and Flitz compound on several of my Glocks with only positive effects. I have to wonder if some of the Dremel hack jobs being referenced involved the grinding wheel. I feel like you'd really have to work hard to screw it up with the soft wheel & polishing compound. __________________ Good men must not obey the laws too well. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson Any fool can make a rule, and any fool will mind it. ~Henry David Thoreau Remember always: The government is not the country!