I curious what is your favorite burnishing to flat smooth the wrap plastic, metal, anythings i want to find a other way to brunsihing wrap ?
Josh

I use a probe from a biology class for disecting. It has a nice curve and angle to it that I like...

I use a circuit tester for fuses..Small with a little handle..I hit it with steel wool to dull the point and create a super smooth surface...Great for burnishing and packing trim bands,and decro wraps

Josh,
Basically any thing that is very smooth, has a bit of a dull point, and is made of a material that will not leave any residue behind from the tool.
Take care
Roger

I use a "true" burnishing tool that was made to burnish dry transfer lettering, also some small crochet needles which I filed and polished to a fine smooth point, good for micro guides.

I use a hard wood Chinese Chop stick that has a hard finish. I can modify it to what I need. My wife has to spank my hands when We go out for Chinese food or any Oriental food. I once tried to get a set of Ivory ones once. That did not go will with the restaurant. No they were not plastic they were the real thing :))

Good Wraps Bob

A nail clipper. Has worked for me for quite a few years

thank for reply of your favor burnishing so now i can find somethings that will always work .. i think nail clipper and maybe a craft needle and that give me some idea .. it always will save me few dollar than order a burnishing from rod building supplies but i'm thinking of E B A Y might has more for cheaper...
thanks alot
Josh

I also use dental tools and artist spatulas, At one time Trondak - U40 had some cool burnishing stainless steel burnishers Over the years builders use different tool not even associated with rod building. So let your imagination be your guide

Good Wraps Bob