HOMAX PRODUCTS 123100 Bronze Fine Wool Pad, 3-Pack

Works very well for polishing metal, but I would suggest using a dust mask when using it. I found that it actually did shed, leaving behind tons of tiny fibers, and you really dont want to breathe them. They caused my asthma to flair up, and an overall inflammatory reaction. Be careful when using.

Exactly what you need for wood finishes without the worry of rusted steel fibers in your finish.

I use this on my boat, my outside furniture and my favorite use is all my glass top cookstove it’s so clean

I used this product for polishing

Bronze 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.

Ive used bronze wool in the past for restoring teak decks on boats. This recent order was terrible. I used it for rubbing out bluing on a gun barrel. It disintegrated many times worse than steel wool does. It turned to bronze dust almost immediately. Wouldnt purchase again, very poor quality.

The pads are thin and break up easily. The last time I bought bronze wool it was well worth the money as the pads were hefty and really lasted. I used one pad up really quickly oil buffing a door handle and thumb latch. The finished product is awesome so my idea an technique were fine but the disintegrating pad and fine bronze particles were kind of a pain but wiped up easily. The other two I used up rapidly cleaning ceramic tiles. Again the tiles are great. But the pads were gone very fast.

The whole point is that it was supposed to remove the rust without damaging the bluing.

Use this in place of steel wool, and enjoy not having AS MUCH dusting. The best part, is using this on glass to remove light water spotting. Light pressure, a bit of good glass cleaner, and some elbow grease leaves a brilliant gloss on glass and really removes the crap left there by your neighbors crappy sprinkler system. I made the move to bronze, because steel wool if not cleaned off completely will eventually cause rust spots to appear. Go to a car lot and look around the windows on used cars that have white/silver paint, you see those little rust specks? Thats from steel wool when they detail the car. This doesnt leave those behind.

I used this stuff to take rust off the barrel of an old Marlin model 60 22LR. It did the trick easily without harming the finish and didnt leave a mess at all. If youre looking to clean rust off of an old firearm, but youre afraid of scratching the finish, then this is the product for you!