Enhancing Precision: TEMO Polishing Diameter Mandrel Compatibility Unleashed Review

I bought these polishing pads to polish my firearms. I use these wool buffing pads with a Wen-Dremel, which I also bought from Amazon for about $20. I didn't want to buy an original Dremel as it was too expensive. Anyway, these buffs are great. They do not tear, but leave small villi. Although the stack doesn't matter much. I go through about 4 buffs per weapon. I also rotate the sides of the buffs to get the most out of them. I also wipe them down with a terry towel to remove dirt and prolong…

I have to say I'm impressed with these things! They are very durable and well made. Also, these pre-made ones have what I would call a "sacrificial tip" as opposed to the screw-on ones. This is great because when you're polishing something, the LAST thing you want to do is screw a set screw into your nice shiny object. This prevents you from going down to the propeller! If so, it's clearly your fault. Unlike a "screw," there is an "air gap" between the end of the marker and the screw. Such…

This is probably the 5th or 6th time I've bought these felt buffs and they are by far the cheapest, highest quality options out there! I restore and sell antiques for a living (and a hobby) and do a lot of things like that. I've used more expensive brands and well-known brands. I've also used some of the REALLY bad ones available. This is by far the best all-around option I've found, and I don't even bother looking at anything else. They're so much, MUCH cheaper than the most popular names for…