Red Jeweler’s Rouge Polishing Compound - Used For Buffing Soft Metals Like Gold/Silver To A Brilliant High Lustrous Finish & Will Not Scratch The Finest Or Softest Metals - 1oz - Drixet

Worked great on my bone carvings

I bought this polishing compound to see if it would improve the final finish on the polymer clay pieces that I make. I do wet sand my pieces before I polish and buff them. I have found that this compound does make a difference in the level of smoothness and shine that I can achieve. It is easy to use, not messy, and from what I have seen so far, this little block will last me a long time. I am really pleased with the final result. I use a Dremel with a wool buffing wheel to finish my pieces and I put this polishing compound right on the buffing wheel. I get a very high gloss, glass like finish by the time I am done. I will purchase this product again when I need more.

I used this jeweler’s rouge to remove the lacquer (BP) finish on Dirilyte flatware. I used both a dremel rotary tool and a bench buffer with the product. The jeweler’s rouge proved to be more effective than any other method I tried to remove the lacquer. My only complaint is that I was only ably to buff/polish 25 flatware pieces with one bar of the product.

, some of the photos are shown the product size is large and the actual size is tony, product dimensions are correct, please read the dimensions first and do not rely on photos only :(

Super dry compared to other i have used. Prone to crumbling and breaking rather than adhering to polishers.

i was hoping for a bigger chunk. the amazon page indicates the piece is two inches long, it is not. other than that the transaction was satisfactory. fast shipping.

Works well

This rouge came carefully packaged in tissue, and has been exactly what I need to keep my cutting tools sharpened!

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I’m not sure if I just didn’t know more about the product but I was expecting it to be the size of a bar of soap. But it was no bigger than my index finger.