Not a sanding disc. The step that makes it look new.
Cleaning metal and finishing metal are two different jobs. Abrasives take the damage off; this takes the dullness off. Pleated wool is soft enough to follow a curve and firm enough to actually shift the haze.
Rims, trim and tips
Alloy wheels, exhaust tips, chrome and stainless that has gone cloudy.
More than metal
Glass and ceramic too, with the compound matched to the surface.
Pleated, not solid
The pleats give over curves and edges rather than bouncing across them.
Minutes, not an afternoon
What a cloth and a tub of polish take an hour to do, unevenly.
"Looks good, and it puts a shine on whatever I polish."
"The first test was convincing. Very little wear and tear."
"Wonderful seller - an absolute pleasure to work with. Highly recommended!"

One wheel. 5 things a cloth can't do.
- 1
Pleated wool felt
The pleats flex over curves and edges instead of skating off them, and wool resists the heat that glazes a cheap foam pad.
- 2
Standard 125 mm fit
Goes straight onto an ordinary 5-inch angle grinder - the tool most people already have in the garage.
- 3
Cuts haze, not metal
Takes off oxidation and dullness without removing material the way an abrasive disc does.
- 4
Metal, glass and ceramic
Alloy, chrome, stainless, glass - the compound decides the job, the wheel handles all of them.
It's a consumable. Buy three.
One wheel gets you through a project. Three means you're not waiting on a delivery halfway through the next one - and shipping is free!
The questions everyone asks
It's sized for a standard 5-inch / 125 mm angle grinder, which is what most people already own. It will not fit a mini grinder that takes 75 mm discs - including the mini grinder we sell. Check the disc size marked on your tool before you order.
Wool polishes, it doesn't cut like an abrasive. Light pressure, keep the wheel travelling. Leaning on one spot builds heat, and heat is what burns paint and glazes the felt.
