🧹 High-Quality Dremel 537-02 Brass Brushes (2 Pack), 1/8" – Efficient Cleaning Tool! Review

I was cleaning an old bike and was having trouble getting the wheel and tapered brass brushes into tight spaces. It was just the thing to remove rust on a motorcycle. Featured!

I used the brushes to polish a worn (with some rust) golf club. Copper bristles flew all over the place when I placed the brush on the wand. Overall it got the job done to an extent, but I thought the flying bristles were a health and safety hazard and a nuisance. USE EYE PROTECTION!

The purpose of purchasing these brass brushes (option 1) was to remove calcified leaking battery corrosion at the bottom of the battery tube in a pair of Steiner Commando RS 2000 marine binoculars that had been in use for too long lying on the shelf without checking the condition of the battery.

I bought this and similar stainless steel brushes to remove paint and rust (stone chips on the hood). Unlike stainless steel brushes, they left minimal marks on the base metal. Not as aggressive, but still very useful. As always, the Dremel brand accessories seem to last longer than cheaper knockoffs.

I was just lucky. About the brush. It was long enough to attach to my drill and reach the bottom of the igniter battery box on my grill. The distal contact got wet (between the grill lids, my bad one) and corroded so much that the contact broke. A quick polish later and I saved thirty bucks on a new igniter and at least spent all day taking the grill apart enough to take the old one out and put the new one in. Thanks to the YouTube guy who showed me the trick. and relieved me of grief. The…