Mar Ktech, can you post a part number or picture of the "Scotchbrite fine light deburring wheel"?
Thanks
Do a search on eBay or Amazon for "Scotchbrite 7S fine light deburring wheel". Also available from places like MSC or Travers tool. 6" wheel works fine on a typical bench grinder at 3450 rpm. The wheel is rated for 6000 rpm. Available usually in 1" or 1/2" thick. The '7' in the part number refers to the firmness or density of the wheel. It will conform slightly to the shape of the trim piece. If you are doing actual deburring of machined or sawed parts go with the '9' density which is more dense.
The Scotchbrite wheel can be shaped to match the shape of your part with a coarse sanding disc, such as 36 grit. That is helpful in working a concave type part such as the cab molding you were repairing. By the way, nice work. That is some real thin stainless.
Mar-Ktech
