Deburring Wheel, Nylon Fiber Buffing Wheel 9P Hardness, 6 inch. for Bench Grinding Wheel Polishing Machine. Polishing Stainless Steel, etc. 1/2 inch Arbor, 1 inch Thickness,180 Grit

This is a great alternative to similar products made by well known corporations. I was a little skeptical when I made this purchase, but it performed wonderfully, gracefully smoothing out sharp burrs. I primarily used this on 6061 and 7075 aluminum, where it lasted a long time without wearing out the wheel. While it does work well on 304 stainless, the wheel wore out noticeably faster than with aluminum, brass, and other soft metals. I would buy this again in a heartbeat.

Removes paint, rust and sharpens well.

This is a good medium range buffer/polishing pad for your bench grinder at home. Does a great job polishing, blending scratches, and even cleaning up metal parts.

Best thing I can remember ever using for cleaning up metal's and I have been making knives for years and after forging they are going to be a great time saver for cleaning up the tool marks and any of the grinding cleanup I have to do that i have just got done with one that I would usually spend 30 minutes doing a preliminary polishing on, I was maybe 5 minutes and this is the most forgiving and user friendly wheel I've ever put on my bench grinder. And just about as safe and I had no grabs to be concerned about no matter what angle or even if you want to go to the edge of something that you normally do cautiously or not at all that is going to have you sending projects across the shop. Love it.

Used this on some golf clubs I purchased. The soles were pretty scratched up. Look at the before and after pictures!

This 9P wheel is not quite as hard as a silicon carbide wheel but still packs a punch. It has bite to it.It will definitely remove material, and sparks will fly when using this, so if you're looking for a simple deburring or buffing wheel that won't remove lots of material, try the 5P hardness instead.However, because it's not quite as hard as a typical silicon carbide grinding wheel, it can make for a good sharpening or honing wheel, or to knock down incredibly stubborn rust, or exceptionally raised burrs without drastically changing the shape of the material.It's a good middle-ground between a silicon carbide wheel and a scotchbrite-style deburring wheel.

My only complaint is the white dust this wheel makes. It is so much better than spending a hundred dollars on a 3 m wheel that basically does the same thing.

Works like a charm