Review on 🔶 20-Piece Set of Medium Mini Yellow Muslin Buffing/Polishing Wheels for Dremel Rotary Tool by Rick Rogers

My wife and I have been restoring luxury watches and jewelry for over 15 years and we also sell watch and jewelry care kits. . They're soft, blend well with our mid-range polishes, and don't crack. They also hold the composition very well. We bought both yellow and thin white muslin (mixtures in the last step) from the same supplier. The yellow circles aren't meant to aggressively remove deep scratches, but they do a good job of removing common scratches and scuffs you see on most worn watches (and jewelry) with a green or red blush. They're thin enough to easily get into some pretty tight spots. FYI, thin white muslins are thicker and, like the yellow wheels, well stitched with rows of stitches. Don't be alarmed if you see one of these wheels pop a little the first time you use them. This is normal for all wheels of this type. In fact, you should always rub down these wheels with a sharp edge like a knife to "clean" the wheels before applying compound to them. Both bikes performed well; No wonder with the multitude of seams. Both come in a nice slip-on case as well as quality screw-in mandrels which is a definite PLUS considering most other brands don't have screw-in types at all or much cheaper types. These are very good muslin wheels that should get the job done whatever job you use them for and the container and mandrels are a nice addition. All at a very good price.