Do they exist? A cleaning wheel for a buffer?

[Mohawk Dave]

Not to clean the buffing wheels.

I am looking for something that will do all the elbow grease for me. For instance, I just picked up one of these, and it is dirty, greasy etc into the nooks and crannies...http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Cra...8192?pt=Power_Tools&hash=item3ce3890f80...and I'll end up using red rags b/c they are a little "abrasive", if you will.

But it sure would be easy if there was a wheel for a buffer that was more "abrasive" than a polishing wheel, but not to the extent of a wire wheel or nylon. Pretty much wrap a red rag on the buffing wheel texture.

Any ideas? I can't use wire wheel b/c this part has satin finish etc....

EDIT: a ScotchBrite type of wheel would be perfect

EDIT: got my answer. For anyone else, here you go...https://www.google.com/search?safe=...n-Carbide-Diameter%2Fdp%2FB0006N7KZE;1024;937

Thanks.

 

[Zeke]

Deburring wheel.

 

[Mohawk Dave]

Deburring wheel.

I'm going to assume you did not look at what I'm trying to clean. Deburring wheels are great, but need something that contours. The 3M bristle brush 8" is only $188 for two,...

 

[G_P]

I have some scotchbrite wheels for my dremel that would be perfect for cleaning that. Since its not a large item you're cleaning a dremel with the scotchbrite wheels would make short work of it.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FUUHH10/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[mybuick6]

another place will be www.autogeek.net

 

[Zeke]

I'm going to assume you did not look at what I'm trying to clean. Deburring wheels are great, but need something that contours. The 3M bristle brush 8" is only $188 for two,...

I did look at it and a soft deburring wheel and your Scotchbrite are very similar. I think the deburring wheel produces a nicer finish. YMMV.

 

[bob15]

Not sure if this is what you're wanting.......

http://3mcollision.com/scotch-brite-roloc-surface-conditioning-disc-3-inch-very-fine-05530.html

 

[softailgarage]

I use a dremel and these abrasive buffs.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/36pc-Abrasi...285?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20d6a961ad

I saw that you got your answer, let us know how long one of those wheels last's. I might grab a couple, but at $40.00 a pop I want it to last.

 

[rdn2blazer]

It sounds like you already have it figured out, but if not you could try a homemade flexable skotchbrite wheel to your spicific needs. They're easy to make. You can make them any shape you want. Just may take a fair amount of flat skotchbrite pads but thats really up to you. You poke a hole through however many you think you'll need. Cut with scissors the shape you want, mount them on an arbor you can use in a 90 deg air tool or straight die grinder and there you go. That will satin that thing right up, I've done it a million times. Sure you can buy all the factory made stuff too, as do I too, but in a pinch this works everytime.