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Originally Posted by moto-chrome
I'm plating a Harley Davidson cover. I've got it on copper, about to do a final buffing before Nickel plating. The question is how do I polish up the itty bitty details in the Harley emblem? You know all those places a buffer or Dremel can't go ! Only thing I can think of is a toothbrush and some kind of compound. Any suggestions ?
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I can't imagine a space a Dremel can't get into unless there's something in the way. They make tiny felt bobs, cylindrical in shape that go onto a small shaft with a screw tip (looks like a tiny wood screw). You can run it on a piece of sandpaper to shape it to get into corners - just watch, as you use it and it gets smaller the screw tip will protrude and scar your work if you're not careful. Don't ask me how I know....