HOMAX PRODUCTS 123100 Bronze Fine Wool Pad, 3-Pack
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John
> 24 hourThis was perfect to gently remove rust on parts that have a surface finish, like bluing. It also worked well to smooth down any overly textured piece of Cerakoted metal, like a rough edge or a piece that somehow ended up with a noticeable texture from fingerprints.
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Cesar
> 24 hourThe wool is really soft on what i use it on its jist right
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Christine
> 24 hourExactly what you need for wood finishes without the worry of rusted steel fibers in your finish.
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DREYJADE
> 24 hourI use this to clean off gunks on my windows!
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B
> 24 hourUsed it for removing surface rust off some vintage items it worked great without damaging the surface!!
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kenneth
> 24 hourBronze wool is the only thing to use in certain circumstances. And this stuff works great for those times when steel wool wont work very well, or is otherwise unsuitable.
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David R. Voth
> 24 hourThis is good quality bronze wool. It has some advantages over fine steel wool: Less inclined to splinter, more durable, and does not rust. I bought it for cleaning the inside of my 120-gallon glass turtle tank, figuring the bronze would be less inclined to scratch the glass. (Not that steel would scratch the glass, but bronze is softer in that respect.) It works very well for that task. Ive gotten about half of the inside of the tank free of algae with just one small puff of bronze wool. So I expect my supply to last a very long time unless I take on a big wood refinishing product. The pricing was strange. I was able to save money by buying multiple small packages. Buyer beware.
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Patricia Masopust
> 24 hourBronze wool is best for boat projects. No rust.
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Desert Rat
> 24 hourWorks great for polishing aluminum surfaces to a nice and smooth bright surface. Much better than steel wool. Cleans without scratching. The fine grade does a better job than the medium grade which is considerably coarser.
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paedomorph
> 24 hourThis is great stuff for cleaning old rubber parts when restoring old cars. Regular steel wool rusts, so any residual wool embedded in the rubber would rust and stain the rubber after cleaning. Bronze wool works great (as does stainless steel wool), but you cant buy it locally anymore because most retailers wont stock it because the crack heads use it to stuff their pipes...