Grinding, sanding and filing on aluminum can be frustrating with clogged paper and files. Mark Simpson explains the simple use of “Grinder’s Grease” to keep paper and files clog free.
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Please advise the name of the grinder grease. It sounded like firefox but, cannot find anything named that.
Hello Larry,
Sorry for the confusion, it is named foxfire, and here is a link to their web site: http://foxfirelubricant.com/
Thanks,
Mark CCRC Video Membership