Removing tiny tiny tiny flash?

[aurfalien]

Hi,

I got these awesome Corvette wheels from HRM and they have a very tiny amount of flash.

How would you go about removing it?

[crazyjim]

Use a sanding stick.

[Ace-Garageguy]

With a tiny tiny tiny flash remover.  

[aurfalien]

Use a sanding stick.

I'll have to get one.  Thanks for the idea.

[crazyjim]

Be cheaper to go to a place that sells finger nail supplies and buy sanding boards.  They come a variety of grits.  Drug stores and Wal-Mart has them too.

[BigTallDad]

Just wrap some sandpaper (wet/dry) around a popsicle stick and gently remove the flash. You can make your own sanding sticks by using wet/dry sandpaper (grit of your choice), popsicle sticks, and CA cement (or contact cement).

Glue some wet/dry back-to-back, then cut narrow strips for the slots between the vanes. Be gentle!

Edited July 30, 2016 by BigTallDad

[aurfalien]

Bayam!

Thanks BigTD.  I'd also have to credit Steely Dan playing in the back ground in giving the idea to use double sided tape and the flat end of a tooth pic.

[Mike_G]

I'm at a loss as to which Steely Dan song references double-sided tape and/or toothpicks

[aurfalien]

I'm at a loss as to which Steely Dan song references double-sided tape and/or toothpicks

None, but just listening to them calms enough to focus.