FlitzBuff Ball Pack; 2", 3", 5", 7" Car Buffer Drill Attachment with Self-Cooling Design, Never Burns and No Exposed Hardware, Buff and Polish Any Surface, Machine Washable, Includes All 4 BuffBalls

I had a body shop for 20 years and learning how to sand and polish the surface of fresh paint was the path to an incredible finish. As soon as I saw this set I knew it was the ultimate solution for polishing freshly finished guitar bodies. Professional manufacturers use a spinning buffing stand that requires a skilled worker who knows how to not catch it on an edge sending the guitar body flying across the room. The secret to polishing is to go across the surface from the flat area, skimming it over and out across the end, instead of cutting into it which is where the problem is.The advantage to this set is that it is a much smaller, so you are not dealing with a huge buffing wheel enabling even an amateur to buff without burning the edges. I love the different patterns they come in so you can ideally mate the best bonnet with the task at hand. It is best to practice on a flat area. You may want to use this on a car over some chrome areas to get the knack of the way it works. The fact that you can wash them provides you with a long term polishing system. Also, that you can use it with for example cordless drills at varying speeds. Adjusting the speed to optimize the gloss is part of the equation. All in all, a nice set.

The buffing wheels worked great. I buffed a set of wheels that had about five years of oxidation on them. The wheels held up well and did a great job. The only negative I would have is that since they are white they get dirty fast. This did not seem to hurt the buffing ability however. They are a little pricey however they are flitz brand and I have used them before and feel they are worth the expense.

The quality of these buffers did not disappoint. I find that getting in the crevasses and trying to buff by hand will never accomplish what these will. They fit snugly into the drill and they stay secure while in use. They don't leave behind any fibers and just do a phenomenal job at really making you feel like you got your car detailed with fairly minimal effort. The various sizes and shapes are really helpful for odd sized areas on the car!

I have a 2005 Ford Thunderbird and the central California sun has damaged the clear coat on the paint. I got a clay bar and hope I can restore it somewhat with a little elbow grease. When I saw these buffer pads available as a free promotional I ordered them. They attach to a drill which will save a lot of elbow grease. They look well made and very sturdy. I'm hoping they will make the job easier so I don't have to pay a detailer to do the work. As soon as the weather cools off a little more I'm going to try them out. I will update my review with the results.

The four different sizes (2", 3", 5", and 7") provide excellent coverage options, with each ball serving a specific purpose - from tackling large body panels to accessing tight spots around trim and wheels.What sets these apart is the self-cooling design and quality construction. The viscose material stays cool even during extended use, and I haven't experienced any burning or marring issues that are common with traditional buffing pads. The no-exposed-hardware design adds an extra layer of security when working around delicate surfaces.The only drawbacks I've encountered are the initial drill speed adjustment learning curve and the need for a powerful enough drill to maintain consistent performance. Also, proper cleaning and maintenance are essential for longevity - while machine washable, you'll want to clean them promptly after use.For the price point, this kit offers exceptional versatility and professional-level results when used correctly. I've successfully used it on my car's paint, wheels, and even some household items. Definitely recommend for both amateur detailers and professionals looking for a reliable polishing solution.I’ve used other sponge type polishing balls & they work but start shredding quickly.Be aware no instructions for use or cleaning are included.

I think what really separates some of these buffers in this set is there ability to get in certain small areas that normal buffers would not be able to. The larger buffers in this set also did a great job of bringing a nice polished look. They can be slightly abrasive if you bear down too hard so be careful on how much pressure you apply.The only other thing I would say to be aware of is that they will sling a bit of cloth residue around. So just be aware of that. But they definitely have their purpose and functionality for what they can do versus large buffing pads.

I have been using Flitz products for many, many years. They are excellent. A small ball and their polish have been my "go to" for polishing stainless exhaust tips and chrome trim for years. I was delighted to be able to obtain a set in a wide variety of sizes.I acknowledge that they are not inexpensive. They seemingly last forever, however, and do a superb job of polishing. In my estimation, they are clearly worth the expense.This is a great set of buffing accessories to have, especially if you are into car restorations. HIGHLY recommended.

I've been wanting this Flitz kit for some time and when opportunity knocked, I took advantage of it and ordered this.Flitz is a well known name for polishing metal and I have been using the polishing paste for decades.Noe that I have the Buff Ball Pack I can tackle larger things and even use a drill instead of doing it by hand.Like everything from Flitz, these buffer attachments are top quality. Not a single complaint. These are every bit as good as I was expecting.Absolutely worth the asking price and easy to recommend.