Rocaris Abrasive Buffing Polishing Dremel Power & Hand Tools Review

Very bad quality. I used them with a trusty speedblock and they fell apart after just a few minutes of use. Wouldn't recommend it.

Wow, that's cool! Used various tools over the years, never used one like this before. I'm glad I found them, will order hundreds. I've only used 6 or these to make this work, very satisfied.

Worked as expected. I use them to polish aluminum on a motorcycle. You saved a lot of time. I did the whole rim in about 10 minutes with a dremel. Now I will follow the polishing of the mothers. I used black dots on the motor case and then used nuts and they turned out great. worth your money.

Well proven for polishing aluminum cylinder head ports and combustion chambers. Seems to last a little less than a well known brand but for 1/10 the price I can't complain. Like all little spinning cross buffs I've ever used, you can't apply a lot of force or hit sharp surfaces, or they'll wear out quickly. They're better for cleaning, smoothing, and polishing than trying to remove metal, even on aluminum. harder metals like cast are really good for cleaning, derusting and finishing.

I've recently discovered a long hidden hobby of restoring power tools and giving them away to friends :) The polishing pads I'm reviewing are definitely extremely useful. Here are a few quick facts: use a very light touch, don't press too hard - they WEAR, as any sandpaper you buy will rub off - if you don't apply strong pressure they can go on (all the metal parts of the circular saw i polished 1 brown disc - the roughest) - As you approach the edge parts of the disc fly off and it wears out…

They don't wear out quickly and their efficiency in material removal makes them a great alternative to carbide burs, diamond bits or stones on your Dremel tool. So last night I gave myself a THOROUGH pedicure on ONE - both feet - including reducing my thick big toenails and smoothing the edges. He quickly removed a thick layer of skin from the healing, bunyun and under the foot - and IT IS ALL SMOOTH AND EVEN unlike the diamond crown I have used for several years which was very uneven. It's…

I bought polishing pads from 3M or another well-known brand of semi-gloss jewelry. Now that I use them all the time I don't want to spend more than $1 on them as they wear out quickly. These little kids are an amazing find because they work great just like the branded ones and the different grit levels depending on the color actually have more variation on the finer side which is perfect for me as of course I never use most. My main and only complaint is that although they fit my Dremel, the…

I use these wheels to clean aluminum surfaces. Personally I only use two medium grits (I don't really need the coarsest or finest grits) but the cost of the kit is high so I have no complaints and I have plenty of spares for a future part. For safety reasons, a mask must be worn when using it. A cheap HEPA mask is better than nothing, but you'll need something less restrictive if you're going to be buffing/sanding for an extended period of time. Please note that these buffs are EXPANDABLE. Too…