50/100/200pcs Abrasive Wheel, 1" Buffing Polishing Wheels, Metal Polishing Compound for Rotary Tools-1/8(3mm) Shank, 120 Grit, 180 Grit, 320 Grit, 400 Grit, 600 Grit（50pcs

Works as expected. I'm restoring this metal fish I found. Wanted to use my dremel to remove the rust. The heads fit perfectly and will ware down after long use but as expected. Really like these.

These are cheap and effective. They can get into small spaces and do a nice job, but if you put too much pressure they will burn out quickly. I'm happy with them for cleaning and surface prep. They are not for grinding, removing material or heavy rust. You get a ton of them and they're easy to change out when they get worn. I use them in a die grinder doing antique auto restoration.

I purchased these to polish the aluminum on my old Ford Falcon. I was having a hard time getting the old finish off and thought I would give these a shot... They worked Perfect! They are a little short lived and wear out fairly quickly, but I expected that for the price. No complaints on how they work.My complaint is that they all come stuffed in one bag. That's fine for most people, but I am color blind... I could NOT tell the difference from one grit to another on most of them. I ended up having a friend separate them into different containers and labeling them so I would know what they are. Since they were made individually and counted by someone, it wouldn't have been that hard to separate them before shipping. That was the 5th star!I do recommend these for use, but only if you can tell which one is which.I will most likely purchase these again should the need arise.

exactly what it's said to be with a great price thank you

even the "toughest" grit wasnt able to knock off already dusty paint crums from aluminum alloy or steel. When I bore down hard to make it come off they wore out in a few square inches. Maybe for super light duty rust cleaning, not for tougher proects.

I was pleasantly surprised by these. The abrasiveness is right about where they should be for each type, and they are surprisingly durable. I use abrasive buffs for polishing various types of steel, and used these with the polish paste I normally use, the first one I used was the #320, it wore steadily and predictably, and was unaffected by the paste. Lasted a pretty long time compared to others I've used. Same result with the #180 as well. Very happy with the performance.

I have been using a particular pattern kitchen Stainless flatwear (knives, spoons, forks, etc) for more than 30 years, but wanted more. Bought a service for 8 from a seller on eBay which were in pretty poor shape (but I didn't return them because the specific pattern is hard to find and pricey). Didn't use any -- pitted, stained, cloudy even going through a couple of cycles in the dishwasher....They have been sitting in our garage for a couple of years. My husband has a Fordom with a headpiece and 1/8" collet (what I call a Dremel tool) and we used the lightest "grit" (gray which is 600 grit) on the flatwear. What a difference. The heavy pitting doesn't go away, but the silverwear looks so much better and very usable in our kitchen. Probably won't use any of the heavier grit polishing wheels, but recommend all of these for the very good price even if they only last through what I need.

Works good but can wear out fast.