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My plan is to restock on the full range of wet papers and grab a few different types of backings be it erasers, cork or rubber squares cut down to fit and getting dirty. After I move I'll have a few...

And that is what I LOVE about this site(thanks Lynn) people arent afraid to give their honest opinions but also allow you to have yours without judging(to badly) Not that I couldnt handle the...

Maybe I have to change my mindset, being of a Nautical Military Service I have been forced to shine and keep shiny anything and everything that could take a shine, especially brass. Which I love. But...

I'll take the advise, gratefully all, and work the wet sandpaper route and lots of elbow grease and patience. Must learn patience.
Respectfully,
Christian

The day will come when Ill get a proper buffing wheel(s), and be able to put the dremel aside.

Those waves were already there, I didnt create them. I barely use the pads on the steel as I dont want to ruin the blades, and knew the pads would never take out the waves/pits etc etc.

Sorry the pictures arent as good as Id like them to be. Does anyone have a suggestion for removing the rest of the waves and all other blemishes on the W&B with only a dremel and sand paper to work...

Not bad for a Dremel and some tlc. The W&B can shave arm hair after just a nice stropping. Thanks for viewing.

Kind of odd the w&b has a sort of damascus look to it but very shiny, pictures to follow soon

I only use the dremmel with the felt pads and polishing compound

I'll have to measure them but I'd say pretty damn close to that size.

It just stinks that the engravings aren't save able with the w&b. It's also my first w&b so I'm pretty excited about that. Yippee

They arent beauty Queen's but ill give them a bit of tlc (metal polish and a dremel with some polishing paste)this evening and see if they come back to living a bit. I know there is quite a bit of...