U.S. Art Supply 4" Wide Chalk and Wax Buffing Brush with 3/8" Drill Arbor - Unique Beechwood Base Design Prevents Water Damage, All Natural 1-3/8" Bristles

Why did I ever buff wax by hand?! This brush makes buffing wax furniture finishes faster and with way less effort. I did one piece by hand, resulting in terrible hand cramps that lasted for days. Then I ordered this and it 100% was worth it. The only issue I had was that the drill attachment screws into the brush head and kept wanting to unscrew itself when I stopped the drill. Not sure why it’s not permanently attached but that was a small issue compared to the amazing results given how much time I saved. Probably not great for small crevices or carved detail areas, but worked great for the tops and sides of the piece I was working on. I went in by hand for a final buff but this saved me hours! I was worried it would get gummed up with wax but it seems like it can be used again and again. Worth it even for one piece, but I’m planning on ordering another to use for clear waxes so I can have one for dark and another for clear.

I’m on my 6 or 7 th one and I love them no other product comes close my only complaint is that it spins off the stud I’m gonna try to weld the nut on and see if it helps for now I use it in reverse

gets into grooves and curves- may shed a little-easy to use

brissel are good wood not so much

I never knew such a thing existed until I saw it on Pinterest. Naturally, I headed right on over to Amazon and found it for a mere $8. I figured that even if it wasn't perfect, it was well worth that price to make my life easier. I have been in the lengthy process of repainting my bedroom furniture one piece at a time. Whereas I was beginning to think I never wanted to see wax again, this new little toy has me wanting to paint everything in the house!1. It will shed at first. Don't panic-- it's short lived. I didn't read the other suggestions about soaking until after I used it but I after the first minute or so, it hasn't been an issue.2. It did spin off the bolt. Oh well, no biggie. I put a few drops of wood glue into the hole thru the backside then replaced the bolt and turned it brush-side up to dry. Voila! Problem solved. Again, it was $8...3. I put copper wax on a mirror and tried it out it. I guess I got too close or put too much pressure on it, but it actually rubbed the copper wax off in a few places. I almost got disappointed but then I noticed how natural it wore thru the wax so I intentionally went over the entire frame and distressed it with this brush. This newfound trick could make the possibilities endless.Now, I just have to figure out if I can clean/wash this copper wax off to use it on other things. I'm going to try the baby shampoo soaking trick and will update accordingly. But when (and if) all else fails, I can afford more than one for different purposes.

Worked great at first but all the sudden a clump of bristles flew out on the first use.

This was EXACTLY what I needed to buff a desk I painted with chalk paint and waxed. It made the process super easy! I was simple to attach to the drill and only took a second to get used to working with. I suggest practicing on a flat surface or back of project to get the speed and handling down but its really easy. It buffed the piece exactly the way I wanted and cut the time down at least an hour if not more. With this little handy thing it took me like 20 min to do the entire desk, drawers, and detail. SUPER glad I got this 👍!

This product saved me lots of time and elbow grease when I was refinishing our dining room table. The last coat of was really shines! Well worth the price.