Will this work on stainless steal flare wear?
1877322
Not sure what flare ware is but the harder the material you are trying to stamp the lighter the impression will be. These stamps are of a hardened material and should make a stamp mark. Even in Stainless Steel.
592799
We have used it on GE, Hotpoint and Kenmore ovens. The item is slightly different than the photo shows but seems functional. Good luck amigo.
1228599
Since my judge is stainless i couldn't answer, but i havn't seen any rub/wear marks. Blackhawk may be able to answer your question
968821
If it is the wire ( old style ) stainless grill top it will work just fine. I have a single wire brush I use on my smoker grill top and I bought the 3-sided one anid it works great getting down in between the little wires to cut and get the grease and junk build up out and makes them shiny again. Well worth the money to make the job quick and easy clean up. Highly recommend. Hope this answers your question.
1537803
I never tried it on stainless. I polish silver, brass, gold and other metals. Im not sure its designed for stainless, however it wouldnt hurt, plus it does a great job on any metal ive tried.
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I put a 1/2" male pipe thread to 1/2" flare 90 on my output to use flare fittings on copper and 3/8 male pipe thread fitting for input from compressor but Teflon tape will not workyou must use some type of liquid I also reap position and the mounting feet so I could mount the tank on the side of my frame rails and the bottom of the tank would be still bottom
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I don't think they make an s/s flex pipe. Stainless steel doesn't flex. But if your talking about an adjustable elbow, Yes it is made to do this. You don't want to send it through a multiple of turns, but this tool works fantastic for double wall pellet stove pipe. When you get it, you will notice that its not really tight fitting as it goes through. Its just enough to give you peace of mind that your pipe is as clean as you can get it. That is of course without replacing it with new pipe. It worked perfectly for me, and I would recommend it.
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(I'm no expert!) However, I think this "ringer" is meant strictly for cast iron (and it works like magic!). To more definitely answer your question, I just tried it on a little portion of a stainless steel pot, and I believe I do see very faint markings. If you have cast iron though, this item is a must in your kitchen!
1753690
I use it on mine. There might be a little play in the fitting of the cog, but I have used it for a while and don't see any abnormal wear.
1018966
I have no idea. But it is BLACK, so if you want your stainless steel to be anything but black, I would not recommend it.
713144
I have used my ordinary chrome vanadium sockets with the hog ring and works well. Sometimes a little tight to remove.
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MY guess is that they will not work on stainless steel snaps since the insert in the pliers is made from some type of plastic and would not be hard enough to bend stainless steel.
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I'm almost positive it will. But I would do a little spot test 1st , in a hidden spot to make sure it doesn't discolor ur stainless steel.
1017420
I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it! If you read the directions it tells you.
1321255
Yes it does work on any stainless steel surface. U need to buff it with kitchen towel to get rid of the black grime.
499240
Yes. It will work on any firearm muzzle that is magnetic. Did not work for me on a Stainless Steel barrel.
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Not extremely to tall about 4.5". the flare itself is 5" from the wheel well to the top of flare and its snug but not hugging it. if your rust was like anything like mine in the starting stage it will cover. If it's just going quick maybe not, but want I did to make sure the pocket style worked I went to a display case at my local auto store and the have like swatches to look at? I don't know if that helps you out.