Make a rake to revive a compound-caked polishing wheel
By Helen I. Driggs
Taking care of your textile polishing wheels will extend their life and also reduce scratching caused by hardened or dried-out polishing compounds that can cut deep ruts in your work. I made a rake, or mop dresser, out of some glued together scrap wood and a few coarse thread drywall screws from the hardware store.
To make your own rake, you’ll need a Sharpie, a ruler, some scrap wood, C-clamps, wood glue, sandpaper, drywall or other wood screws, and a drill bit (I use a #46).