WEN 10A345 Wool Polishing Bonnets Review

Used to polish the boat after mixing with another pad. Only one layer is applied from this pad. The material came loose leaving gaps in the substrate material. The pads look and feel like quality products. Apply paint well. However, do not bring out the polishing.

This is not a 100% natural product. It looks like wool glued or sewn to fabric. Needless to say, after a bit of use, the wool separated from the underlay, particularly around the edges, and the exposed edges damaged (burn marks) the fiberglass on my boat. If I had had time to wait for another order (I had a boat launch schedule) I would have returned it when I first received it.

Treating the car like garbage, tired of turning the towel on all fours to remove the wax and polish. I have a puffer hat that cuts time in half. I bought these to get rid of the terry cloth tie that comes with the puffer. I needed something that would sparkle while buffering the car and it did! Also, there is little to no flaking when removing wax from a car, depending on the type of wax you use.

These are not the super soft polishing pads found in the more expensive sets but for the purpose I bought they were as advertised. The roughness was something of a sticking problem (pun intended) as I've used them to polish sanded, stained and waxed wooden bedside tables, but I'm pretty sure they were never meant to be used that way. In general, I was satisfied with the work of these polishing pads.

These polishers are amazing. It's hard to believe they were made by the same company that supplied the pads that came with the 7 inch Wen 946 variable speed buffer I bought a few months ago. I ONLY chose this product because I was sure it would fit, but I was actually tempted to choose another brand as the gaskets that came with the machine were of poor quality. I expected the seals provided to be good, to encourage me to stick with a well-known brand's products, but that didn't happen - both…