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LINE10 Tools 6 pack Wire Brush attachment Set for Drill, Brass Coated
Crimped Wire Drill Attachments, Long Lasting Carbon Steel Wires, Wire Brushes, Brass Coated Crimped Wire Drill Attachments
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What buyers say about LINE10 Tools 6 pack Wire Brush attachment Set for Drill, Brass Coated
I have several metal items that were very dirty and rusted and the Wire Brush Drill Attachments Kit is the perfect size to do this job at home, and it is also perfect to use with my impact drill on its three different speeds.
The drill-bit wire brushes are made from brass and have a good quality that is attractive and easy to clean.
I'm happy with the value of getting all these attachments for cleaning stuff, but the drill brushes haven't been used yet, but they look to be quality and useful.
I have several metal items that were very dirty and rusted and the Wire Brush Drill Attachments Kit is the perfect size to do this job at home, and it is also perfect to use with my impact drill on its three different speeds.
I really like that brush, it can shorten my time when I perform brake job almost half of the time.
Common Questions
Our house is an old air force barracks and our stair tread nosings are dull. Will these shine them?
It's not recommended to use this on aluminum, it's too rough for that, and it might ruin it.
Do the brizzels have any give or are they extremely hard and may damage my engine?
Think of it like a wire brush that cleans your BBQ, but powered by your drill instead.
Our house is an old air force barracks and our stair tread nosings are dull. Will these shine them?
It's not recommended to use this on aluminum, it's too rough for that, and it might ruin it.
Do the brizzels have any give or are they extremely hard and may damage my engine?
Think of it like a wire brush that cleans your BBQ, but powered by your drill instead.
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