SALI 9 Pack Nylon Filament Abrasive Wire Brush Wheel & Cup Brush Set with 1/4 Inch Hex Shank, 3 Sizes Nylon Drill Brush Set for Removal of Rust Corrosion Paint

Very nice brushes that work just as they should. Comes with a very nice assortment so that you have the size and abrasive you need. All fit in a standard drill perfectly.

So far these have held up quite well. We keep discovering new uses (most of which work out). Definitely worth having!

Good for household use. For the kind of odd jobs around the home they are great, for real tough jobs go with wire brushes.

They work pretty good as a quick light rust removal or cleaning brush. They definitely dont do as much as a wire brush, but are useful when you want to be slightly less aggressive or are working with a softer material. Overall 9/10.

I used these in a drill press to clean off a putty knife and an aluminum strap. They work well and the hex shanks fit securely in the chuck. I wouldnt mind if they had round shanks that would fit in a die grinder. They come in 3 sizes / types and 3 grits so they have a lot of uses. I found the grey brushes to be the course grit, red was medium and blue was fine. You can see the difference in the bristle size also. They held together well and did a good job of removing rust. At about $2.50 each they are a fair deal. They worked well and I recommend them.

Comes with 9 different pieces with different course brushes for multiple job needs. Each wheel is speed rated for 4500 rpm which is a plus, so you can use a drill or air tools to reach that higher rpm. Comes with the hex style shank for less tool chuck slippage. They worked well creating less surface damage as to using a metal brush.

This bundle comes with a nice variety of wheel brunches. At the price of just under $22, it is worth having. Helped to remove rust off wheel hub, which was just what I needed.

Really nice set. Great quality and price. Wont go wrong buying these.

They are nylon bushes with a 1/4 hex shank. They work the same as every other nylon brush I have ever used. I do like the 1/4 hex shank vs. just a round shaft. That will keep it from spinning in the drill.

These worked perfect for sanding uneven furniture surfaces. Very impressed wish I knew about them earlier