Is there anything more destructive than steel wool?

>>1048113
https://www.americanelements.com/titanium-wool-7440-32-6

>>1048113
Fire. Hydrofluoric acid. My dog. My dog on fire after drinking hydrofluoric acid.

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>>1048113
I use 0000 for furniture refinishing.

After I get the stripper off with a plastic scraper I dab the steel wool in fresh stripper and rub the surface.

It takes off anything left and makes it all uniform. The steel wool is fine enough that it doesn't mar the surface and will leave hardwoods extremely smooth.

Love this stuff.

>>1048113
whet stones of the proper grit will fuck your day up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gebk5W8YJc8

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>>1048116
Nope. Steel is a much harder material than titanium and steel wool would scratch the poop out of titanium.

My submission. My roommate used these on my expensive Shun knives and ruined them. They also make mincemeat of nonstick coatings. This is because of the aluminum oxide grit embedded in the pads. Throw them all out and replace with the blue pads.

>>1048162
Flatmate stripped the veneer from our kitchen cupboards with these cunts. Didn't notice until it was half way through.
Good bye deposit.

>>1048162
Green scrubbies are great around the workshop.

>>1048113
sand blaster

>>1048113
H2SO4 + H2O2 + HF

>>1048162
>>1048163
I have never experienced this with scouring pads. Maybe it's only certain brands? I only get cheap dollar store one.

>>1048113
As another anon said steel is one of the hardest metals and therefore it can be pretty destructive. However, there are finer grades of steel wool which can be as smooth as high-number sandpaper.
Steel wool is generally for scrubbing shit off rough surfaces, stripping paint, that kind of thing.
Noteworthy is that copper wool is a thing, copper is very soft and naturally antibacterial.

>>1048113
>>1048212
Also, if you were to find STAINLESS steel wool, that would be much harder and more abrasive than plain steel wool... stainless steel is so damn hard it's practically impossible to cut/drill into.

Answer mine?
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>>1048163
Same here
>flatmate's friend puts stupid fucking stickers everyehere
>tell him to remove stickers
>motherfucker uses scoring pad on everything
>cabinet doors, fridge, doors and door frames
>everything ruined and scratched
>getthefuckout.jpg

Had to use toothpaste and polish untill all surfaces looked acceptable enough.

Why are there idiots who can't recognize an abrasive material when they use it? Some people are just retarded.

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>>1048113
>Is there anything more destructive than steel wool?

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>>1048213
Stainless is soft. Stop making shit up.

>>1048206

Some scouring pads (especially the "heavy duty" ones) have abrasive grit in them. They're effectively a sandpaper sponge. Gotta be careful if you're planning on using them on anything valuable.

>>1048268
until it work hardens

>>1048256
I'm pretty sure a man with a pad of steel wool could destroy an A10.

30mm cannons can't destroy an A10 but steel wool could probably absolutely and permanently ruin an A10 like /trash/ deflowering a dog.

>>1048316
>like /trash/ deflowering a dog.
Ummm link ?

>>1048316

Steel wool can't fly, the a10 is safe.

>>1048388
the a10 has to land sometime...

>>1048162
I was trying to get some sticky stuff off my car and fucked up a spot with those. It never looked the same.

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>>1048399
Checkmate

>>1048280
>Work hardening a consumable that is discarded after 10 minutes of use

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>>1048113
chainsaw chipper teeth on an angle grinder is the most destructive abrasive i can think of.

honourable mentions: chainsaw bar mounted to a worm drive circular saw, freehand waterjet cutter, chinese grandma in a hummer.

>>1048113
any idiot who thinks themselves an expert...

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>>1048468
Fuel is not all, it''ll still need maintenance over time

C2N14

>>1048113
jet fuel??

>>1048717
JET FUEL CAN'T MELT STEEL WOOL!

>>1048717
>jet fuel can't melt steel beams
>steel wool is commonly used in the production of thermite/thermate
>which can melt steel beams

checkmate, atheist

>>1048721
>>1048722
Interesting simulpost. One says it can't, one says it can. Which is it!?

>>1048770

what is iron vs. iron oxide?

>>1048784
I'll take iron oxide in the 4th.

>>1048280

Gonna need source on stainless work hardening to significantly harder than high carbon given the same treatment.

>>1048122
This. 0000 is great for rubbing on worn out finished wood and then apply a layer of wood oil or rejuevenator

>>1048162
I use these to get the labels off of glass bottles that I want to collect.

>>1048162
These fuckers are pretty much the only thing that can touch dried loctite without scratching the fuck out of the part it's on.

>>1048983
Get any drill, get a standard high speed steel drill bit, go to any fast food restaurant (source of ultra shitty 304 stainless). Try to drill a hole in their stainless with your drill and bit. You are now experiencing work hardened stainless as your bit turns pretty colors and spins with no effect.

Sorry for being a smartass, but this is what anon is talking about. Other kinds of stainless don't act like this (416 is a dream to work), but fuck 304. It's a total bitch to work without the right equipment. Would make some good stainless steel wool.

>>1049051
>Try to drill a hole in their stainless with your drill and bit
(Not the other person you're arguing with)
304 is the least expensive stainless that I can get from a store nearby, so I'm used to it. It's easy to work with. Heats more than normal steel upon cutting with angle grinder, but apart from that I noticed no big differences. Drilling, cutting with fret saw, welding... all goes fine. Even threading with a normal HSS die caused with no trouble.
No, I don't have any fancy drill bits. I just keep them sharp.
>416
416? What kind of steel is that? my local supplier does not even have it on the list of available ones (http://www.investa.pl/oferta/stal_nierdzewna_poradnik_tabela_gatunkow.html).

>>1049032
>loctite

How on EARTH do I get loctite out of my clothes without making a hole and sewing a pad over mentioned hole?

It's a very itty bitty amount but it has turned black from washing.

>>1049092
It's cool, I wasn't the guy he was responding to either! From when I understand 304 needs a fairly fast feed and slightly different bit geometry to work well, and in my experience that's true, though sharp bits are always a plus. You have to stay ahead of the work hardened surface. You must have stumbled across the secret and gotten lucky! 416 is a common gun barrel stainless. Works better than chrome moly in my opinion.

>>1049107
try acetone, but don't get your hopes up.

>>1049145
Loctite makes a wax seal of sort, I haven't read anywhere of any kind of detergent that would dissolve it.

Their own suggestion is rubbing with soap and water. It didn't end well for another piece of shirt I had.

>>1048113
Jet fuel?
Fucking your sister-in-law?
Nuclear weapons?

>>1049196
>Jet fuel?
Already covered in >>1048717, >>1048721, >>1048722, >>1048770, >>1048784, and >>1048793. Apparently Jet fuel is expected to win by knockout.

Loctite is a plastic. I don't think you wan to try a heat gun or a torch. Get over the stain or replace the garment.

That shit is why I wear one color shirt, black, and usually wear black jeans. Best /diy/ color for gearheads.

>>1048119
more deadLY not 'more dead'

>>1048113
Niggers

>>1048113
a woman

>>1048113
Time...

>>1048113

Yes. And it usually starts with
"Hold my beer and watch this!"