HOMAX PRODUCTS 123100 Bronze Fine Wool Pad, 3-Pack

Who reviews bronze wool, for gosh sakes. I bought this stuff to remove lead from gun barrels after using target lead loads, and it is utterly fantastic in that regard. If you shoot, get some, wrap a pinch around your nylon bore brush and look at the shiny bore it leaves. You wont be sorry.

A good value for the price paid.

Pleased with the results, although you need to use only a small amount at a time because is breaks down and crumbles as its used. I used it in place of steel wool after waxing painted furniture with Annie Sloan products with quick, excellent results.

Ease of use. Durability. Bronze does not rust. Does an awesome job of removing oxidation and rust from all chrome.

Worked perfectly to turn a piece of flat wood into a masterpiece. Took every little ding out of the wood with not very much effort. You can sand wood various ways, but often have a few marks that you just can not eliminate. This product will give a very perfect finish on the wood. Removes fine scratches. Sure it has its limits. You can not fix everything.

This stuff is great for projects around the house, and mine was removing light corrosion from some antique firearms. If you happen to be looking for this for that reason-it works great. Just use plenty of oil and be sure not to let too much grit build up on the same spot of wool.

Love this stuff! Whether for woodworking or mechanic jobs--this stuff is almost a necessity in my shop. Far superior to steel wool for numerous reasons! Less lint, doesnt rust, doesnt scratch steel, isnt oily, etc.

Bronze wool seems to be better than steel wool in several ways. Highest on my list is good qualities is the fact that bronz wool will not rust. If I decide to leave a ball of this stuff on my bathroom tile I will not come back to a nasty, brown, rust stain. Steel wool will catch fire if it is hit by a flame or spark.

does what it is designed to do, clean without scratching chrome

Bought this because I have an old 22 cal. revolver that someone gave me years ago that I had just tossed in a drawer....Found it one day, and it was all covered with surface rust...Not the deep pitting kind, just heavy outside rust. Got a lot of advise on how to get the rust off, but because of expense, I decided to do the job myself......All of the steel wool I have ever used was a royal pain in the butt...fine metal shavings everywhere, doesnt hold up, and of course the horrible rust it gets after you leave it in your tool box. Got this item and it was just what I needed...Took my time rubbing the metal parts of the revolver, and didnt get any shavings or metal dust as I would have with the steel wool.....It also seems to hold up better that the steel version......When I was done, the revolver looked like a different weapon......All the rust gone, and no metal residue left on it and inside the mechanism. Looked around everywhere to try to purchase it locally (wanted it in a hurry), but couldnt find it....In conclusion, there is no comaprison between this Bronze Wool, and regular steel wool. I live in Florida near the water, and EVERYTHING made of metal rusts....When I would use regular steel wool on anything, it left a mess and I would have to throw it away afterwards, because if it got wet it would turn into a blob of rust....Not with this bronze wool. It is expensive, but more than worth the price.....I can actually rinse it off from use, and it can be used again....In the long run, the cost is comparable because you arent throwing the pad out after every use. My only complaint is that I couldnt get different sizes. Oh, and by the way, you dont get the little metal slivers in your fingers like you get with the steel wool.