🛠️ Enhance Your Finishing Touches with Rockwell RW8940 Sonicrafter Oscillating Multitool Felt Polishing Pad - Universal Fit System, 2-Pack Review

I use these moldings to detail the engine compartment of a vintage car. They work very well and get into areas that cannot be reached with a handheld tablet. So far no problems. The heat generation is negligible, but I polish the painted surface so I don't go gorilla. Easy to clean with water and dish soap (not dishwasher safe).

I used them with cerium oxide to remove scratches from a car door window. They worked great on my Milwaukee m12 Fuel Oscilating Tool. It prevents cerium oxide from splattering all over the place compared to a buff and provides more precise control in small areas. I will use them for other polishing jobs in the future.

I have used these on a DEWALT tool to polish out damage to square corners and edges and they work very well for this as they reach less than 1/8" from the top of the corners. They don't wear out quickly, but I would recommend keeping them as flat as possible so they don't round out, and slow down so they don't overheat your work. These are good rigid felts and I believe they will last a long time if used carefully. The same goes for most oscillating tool attachments. I will buy them again when…

I only bought these polishing pads to use on my Mustang headlights. They were very cloudy and hand polishing did little. These pads come with the necessary adapter to make them work on my trusty old Rockwell Sonicrafter. I have a few Meguiar PlastX's lying around that I've tried using by hand in the past with little success, so I decided to try these new pads. All I can say is WOW. What difference does it make when you use these pads with an oscillating tool? After 20-30 minutes my headlights…

I used one of these Rockwell pads to remove the factory antique finish from an Epiphone Century guitar and it did a fantastic job. I used D'Addario polish for the job and the Rockwell pad not only lasted up to three hours of use, it washed and dried like new. I've been leaning a lot on the leading edges and toe of the last on this job and expecting it to degrade at least a little in the process. It wasn't like that. The metal mounting flange is also 1/32 inch smaller in diameter than the pad…