🔮 Mothers PowerBall Mini Metal Polishing Tool: Achieve Ultimate Shine in a Compact Design Review

Used with Mother's polished wheels. Worked well the first day. Came back a few days later to polish another set of wheels and the bullet completely disintegrated.

My factory rims polished at the factory Love love love these mini balls! A good polish with them makes the job (almost) easy. I have tried others. Moms are better!

I bought this to clean and then polish some exhaust pipes on my car. I use a cleaning cloth after riding the wheels on the spikes. Then use a scoop of cleaner, then a clean scoop of polish and they'll look great. I use my standard Dewalt 20v drill at high speed and low torque and it works like a dream.

This is a bit tricky. It's just foam so it breaks easily. But it works if you use a light touch. I bought this to use with the round tailpipes in my Corvette and it fits and works perfectly for that. I use it with a touch of chrome polish. I'll probably never use it for anything else, but for what it does it's just perfect.

The product worked much better than the cotton drill pads I bought for the project and they just worked horribly. Used this powerball to polish my hot pipes which were matte brushed metal. (Pre-sanded with 3k grit) Was difficult to wash after use but it was doable! Compared to those cotton drills that are 1 and done. Just put on your gloves and use the hot, soapy water in the bucket to wash the outside!

I have chrome on my Nissan Titan including wheels, bull bar, running boards and more and I love this tool! Not only does it give my chrome an amazing shine, especially since I use Mothers finishing products on my Mothers Powerball Metal polishing tool. I advise people to detail their cars, this is a great tool to save time and effort in detailing my cars! It takes hard work and time to get your chrome sparkling, but with my Mothers Powerball I can do it at least twice as fast and with virtually

Brushed Aluminum Alloy Wheels work fantastic, My 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee is 21, my dad left it to me. They dragged him behind the RV. wheels are bad. I used a matte polish and the black oxidation was awful so I took a 2 gallon bucket, some Dawn dish soap it's a degreaser, put a bead in, ran the drill, cleaned it and then put it back in on the aluminum wheel, it worked perfectly, applied some more polish. The wheel was black from oxidation, repeat again by putting the powerball in the Dawn soap