AUSTOR77 Pieces Abrasive Wheels 1 Inch Buffing Polishing Wheel Set Polishing Wheel for Dremel Rotary Tool, 7 Grits

Not much to say about this product. It cubes as advertised. Good value I guess. Wish it had some kind of container rather then a bunch of clear plastic bags. As last the bags were clear though. Lol.

I used these for the first time tonight wet polishing a small decorative piece of granite. I had them attached to a 1/4 HP-variable speed-adjustable chuck-flexible shaft-rotary tool. I used them dipped in water to keep the abrasive and the part cool. The result was better than other tool heads I've tried. This did not put a mirror finish on granite. But the finish was acceptable.Keeping the part and the tool wet worked well. I did shred some when I accidentally hit a sharp edge.The material is similar to the green kitchen scrubbies with some abrasive stuck in the material.The colors are hard to tell apart for some of them. I am going to confirm a couple of them by quickly abrading some glass and examining the scratches to determine the ones I think I'm getting mixed up on.Colors could be better, packaging could label grit, but for the price it wasn't a waste of money.Hobby stone worker.

Item works great and fast shipping

The project works fine: just 1000 grit is not enough for my needs.

Nice and easy to use, just have to be gentle or else they’ll get destroyed fairly quickly.

They are very cheaply made and you're better off buying nicer brushes from another company. These are not labeled and the grit does not seem accurate. The wear is uneven and debris is massive from them.

While these may work as well as others I have orders, they arrive in unmarked bags. Some of the colors are difficult to identify which grit size is which. Very annoying.

Was sent a duplicate of two of the 400 grit instead of all the different ones. The higher two fall apart very easily sending off clouds of fibers won’t buy again.

I carve semi precious stones into shapes/animals/objects. From raw stone it can be difficult to get scratches and nicks out, which hinders the polishing/buff phase. These bits go from large grit to fine grit and has a xashmere polishing bit. I use flat round diamond bits to carve shape, stick diamond bits with various head shapes for detail. The round sanding barrel Is good to further define. Then I use these bits to smooth surfaces, then diamond bit lapidary past with round white cotton bits-40 microns to 0.5 microns. Then the yellow felt bit to polish with a wax oil I created/and remove excess. These bits are essential to to surface smoothness.

Only thing is they don't last long. Gets the job done.

Litterly disintegrated upon using , totally gone within seconds of contacting working surface