Enhance Your Tools Collection with Anytime Tools' 7 pc Drill Polisher Buffer and Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish Review

I love this product! I've only used it to clean the headlights from oxidation that has accumulated since 2005. If you've seen YouTube videos of using this polish to get rid of headlight oxidation, you know it works! This polishing kit worked very well. It only took me about 10 minutes to complete each headlight and the results are amazing. They don't look brand new though, but I got them pretty close.

The cream worked wonders on a bicycle exhaust. The right side of the tube is exposed. Black goes off as some say. I didn't even have to use a polishing kit. You don't have to wait after the application. 20 seconds of rubbing did the trick. I haven't tried the blued and dirtier part and can update this review. I tried a compound buffing kit on an acrylic surface, but it was rougher than expected and gave uneven results. I was expecting a smoother result from acrylic as some reviewers have used…

This is the perfect size for polishing my rims. I've just finished working on four wheels and have mostly used a large cone and a small hemispherical. I used them with an IR air grinder and a Makita cordless drill. I found them to work very well after being hacked. They're pretty stiff, but after a little use, they're a lot easier to work with. They are in excellent condition and can be reused. For the number of nozzles I think the price is fdair - they are decent quality. When it comes to…

I used it to clean all the chrome on my Harley Davidson. People ask me how you got your base coat so shiny. I said it was a secret. My Harley is solid aluminum and I had to take the saddlebags off but you had to do a few feedings at a time and roll them forward and keep going a few feet until you've done the whole circle but the Part that sucks you should have the other side done with a strap but they have smaller and pointy earbuds that can get under and between spots but that makes things a…

So my car is getting older over the years and the headlights have started to get a dull yellow coating which for a car is pretty gray hair and wrinkles. I didn't want to pay $$$$ for new lightbulbs, so I started watching videos on how to clean film at home. There were all kinds of stupid, lengthy processes involving sandpaper, toothpaste, plastic and tape to protect the paint, special kits and fatalities. Okay, I'm making that last one up, but seriously, that was fun. Many of them consisted of…