Review on Polishing Buffing Grinding Mandrel Accessories by Christopher Cheek

There really is a lot in this package! I opened it up and took apart the different types of buffer wheels/rims. There were no marks on the polishing paste so I was wondering which paste was coarse(r) and which was fine(r). I only used green paste, so I don't know if the red paste was coarser or finer than the green paste. The pasta was very dry. I had to pick it up and smear it on the wheel/rim (much like spreading butter on a piece of toast). Some of the paste bounced off the wheel/rim at launch before I had a chance to touch the wheel/rim with the metal parts I was polishing. Without the paste applied to the wheel/disc, the felt just separated from the centrifugal force generated by the Dremel at 5000rpm. After the paste was applied I didn't notice the wheel/rim falling apart leaving felt on all the metal parts. Overall I'm happy with my purchase, but it would be nice if they could label the polishing paste.