This is the fastest and easiest way that I've come up with for crowning and polishing your frets (aka dressing your frets). It involves the Baroque fret crowning file, some ultra fine automotive sandpaper, and a dremel with a cloth wheel and polishing compound. All in all, it takes about 60 seconds to crown and polish a fret, making it so I can do an entire fretboard in less than a half hour. Thats fast!

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Here are links to the tools I use:

Baroque Fret Crowning File:
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Black and Decker rotary tool (I like this better than the dremel and it’s actually cheaper):
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rotary tool remote line kit (flex shaft):
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cloth polishing wheels for dremel or rotary tool:
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Brown Polishing compound (for soft metals):
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My favorite masking tape for this: (I know it’s expensive, but sometimes you have to spoil yourself, right?)
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Here is my last video on the diy crowning tool:
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And check out Brad Angove's video on a similar diy tool:
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