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Polishing/buffing wheels come large and small, like the tiny Dremel which would work but take a long time. One which fits an electric drill is a good idea, meant for polishing cars. The sticks of polishing medium can come in sets or individually, and a big hardware store might be the best place to look, or a hobby store. There is a specific type for polishing stainless steel, but it is actually for the finishing work, as it is very fine. To do any smoothing of roughness, Tripoli is the grade to use, and I can only guess why it is called that. Be careful, as Tripoli cuts fairly fast. By manipulating the work, you can arrange to move the goo residue completely off from the work, and save an arduous clean-up job.

it is going to fee you $a hundred in FFL pass costs, transport costs and taxes in case you purchase a gun on line - and thats no longer alongside with the cost of the gun itself. there is no way you will detect a 9mm for under $a hundred till you have a connect. Even then, the piece they're going to sell you would be defective (gangbangers do no longer comprehend the thank you to scrub weapons) and grimy (stated stolen, used in previous crimes, serial quantity on report).

Yep-what Larry said. Do it right, and it will look like it is chrome plated.