💫 Forney 70506 Scratch Stainless 006 Inch: Premium Steel Scratch Remover Review

I lost half my stubble on the first day. Complete garbage. Not a good first impression, I was thinking a Forney welder but not when they can't even offer a decent brush.

Seems well made. I use it to remove the rust from a glass bottle from rusty metal caps. Works well. The bristles could be a bit stiffer and then I would have a better feel for the durability of the brush and I think it would work even better. I feel good about the purchase.

I got this to clean my garden tools. So far it has worked great on my Felco hand shears and large secateurs. Just spray some WD40 in and rub it in. Dirt, grime and even rust easily wash away. This brush is exactly what I wanted and I am sure I will return for another when the one I have wears out.

I bought this little wire brush to clean the wire mesh on the underside of kitchen and bathroom fixtures. Our water is hard, leaving tiny mineral deposits that deflect tap water as it builds up, causing splashes where I don't want them, including splashes on me! This little brush is thin, strong, and just the right size and thickness for the job.

I bought these brushes to clean hard to reach crevices in stainless steel pans. All of the bristles fell out of the brush when it was first used. I can't think of any use where they wouldn't fall out. The wire bristles were basically a bundle of wires folded in half and stuffed into each hole with no way of attaching them. It took quite a bit of pressure to unsettle her.

A good, sturdy brush for removing rust from surfaces. I keep several of these on hand. Sometimes I need to clean screws and bolts that have rust, dirt, or old thread sealant on them. I'm just cleaning up the trash. You can also delete the file. Not as durable as index cards but good enough to remove stuck metal in your file. Sometimes your battery leaks and the terminals start to corrode. Use this brush to remove corrosion.

It's hard to say anything negative about something as small and trivial as this little brass brush. I bought it to clean the tiny brass nozzles on my 3D printer. Pieces of molten plastic stick to them, and they tend to "sweat" plastic when preheated. This brush is small enough and bristly enough to keep the nozzles clean between print jobs. My only complaint is that the wooden handle is not very well made. It's not rough or chipped, but when sanded with 600 grit sandpaper it feels more…