Scotch-Brite MU-WL Multi-Finishing Wheel: Achieve Superior Finishes with Medium Grit (1 Pack) Review

I've found it very difficult to remove paint from brass fasteners. This wheel leaves marks, but they are much lighter than a brass or metal wire brush. Again, this will leave a brush mark, but it was a huge time saver.

I haven't used enough for a proper and thorough review, but initial results have shown this 3M product to the highest standard that virtually all other products exceed. As I said, my score gives him excellent!

Imagine a 1 inch thick extra hard Scotch-Brite pad that is round and can be mounted on a buffer or grinder. Here's what you get. The wheel is significantly denser than your Scotch Brite kitchen pad. It does a good job of removing rust, paint or those first steps in polishing metal. No polishing agents are required when using - abrasives are built into the circuit. I noticed a directional arrow drawn on one side, so it looks like it's only made in one direction - of course rotate it as needed to

I've been using tons of Scotchbrite finishing wheels for over a decade. Fine metalwork in stainless steel, bronze and aluminum, large public sculptures. My favorite so far has been the EXL 2A Medium which I mostly buy with 6 x 1/2" wheels. Extremely versatile, can be used on an edge or surface like a 6" sanding disc. Even use it on the occasional random orbit sander instead of sandpaper. But I need a larger circle to brush or grit. 1" is fine to get a good result. Wide enough bite. Sometimes I…