🧽 IPELY 6-Piece 6 Inch Wool Polishing Buffing Pad Set with M14 Drill Adapter - Great for Drill Buffer Attachment Review

You are good. They fit my cordless screwdriver. Can grow as long as my battery lasts. Very soft. You will not be disappointed. Great value for money. I also rub it on my surfboard and snowboard.

I have used them to polish chalk painted furniture that was waxed and ready for polishing. They work great for me. Attaches easily to my 3/8 bit and works well over a large area. These pads are approximately 6 inches wide.

I bought this to fix faux marble bathroom sinks. After cleaning and light sanding, this and a wax polish gave them a nice shine. Very useful when preparing to sell a home.

Used these on my headlights and painted them with Chemical Brothers Polish. Very well washed and painted headlights. These are soft wool pads that take up a lot of bulk, with a velcro closure that holds up very well. Worked great! i order more

This set of buffs and wool pads is outstanding. Simple, soft and high quality. Connect to your wireless drive and off you go! The spider web scratches on my black truck were easy to polish out - looks like new. If you want to save a few hundred bucks at a parts assembler, do it yourself with these pads. The pads seem solid and I'll update this review if they magically fall apart, which I doubt. Shop safely.

I read all the buff reviews before deciding on this one; I was not disappointed. There are none of the negative points described in reviews of similar products. There were few fibers from the pads, they were thick enough that the leather chairs I polished were never scratched by the edges of the pads, the pads came off easily, the materials were good quality and there was a return policy. .

Very handy for finishing. I own a car business and decided to give it a try. Not disappointed. The pads are of good quality and thickness. They hold up well even after many uses. Lint is minimal after first use. For the price and all you get, no complaints. Well maybe one. I use it with a 24v impact drill that has an instant stop function when the trigger is released. This sometimes causes the washer to fly off the adapter that fits the cartridge. But some thread blocking before inserting into…

I've used it 4-5 times. One hand wash on the left, two machine washes on the right. I read some of the comments before ordering them saying they fall off or falling apart. I read the instructions before using and it tells you to spin it at high speed for a few minutes before using. I hand washed them a few times with soap and water and one day I got too lazy and tossed one in the washing machine with a bunch of microfiber clothes and just detergent and then let it air dry. The washer came out…

with the help of a power tool. Well attached to my cordless drill this was just what I needed. Using it for 20 minutes gave me a high gloss finish that hours of manual rubbing couldn't match. I used Howard's Shine Restoration and one of those wool pads at low speed. I then laid down a clean paper towel to remove the cloudy, semi-dry film of compound that remained on the finish. I think this is where most of the polishing happened. I then used another clean pad to buff the wax paste layer. The…