Zephyr - Super Shine Beginner's Aluminum Polishing Kit - Metal Polishing Kit Made for Fuel Tanks, Aluminum Wheels, Peterbilt Steps, & More

Used their polishing products for years not found anything better for the price comes with all I needed wheels last a long time they have a cleaner thing works good

Awesome kit. Went from machined aluminum to a mirror finish on my wheels

Just got today and havent used yet except for metal polish and it done a really good job. The buffer wheels are well made , its actually made for a hand held buffer but I bought for my bench buffer because I liked the looks of it. It has a 5/8 arbor and I tried one wheel to make sure it would fit, I had to file out the safety flange a very very little and it fit fine. Has everything in kit you could want , but if you're buying it for a bench buffer buy an extra safety flange because it only comes with one because of it being made for a hand held buffer. I really could have pushed hard and got the safety flange on but wanted to fit like it should. Supposed to be one of the best polishing kits you can get and the way the wheels are made it should do a good job and looks like they will last a while.

Excellent and fast shipping

They should tell you b4 you buy that a cheap grinder will get toasted very quickly using these. If you have a $50 plus buffer your probably OK but still need to give the buffer lots of cool of time now and then. Do they buff well, YOU BET THEY DO. I have 3 complete sets of large aluminum truck wheels that where pretty bad. Had to sand blast them all to deal with clear coats and corrosion. Then sand them to smooth the blasting and then use the 3 step buffing. Come out looking like chrome wheels.BE CAREFUL with the blocks of compound as they will fly all over when hit with the buffer if you don't have something to hold them in place. Block of wood cut to the block size works fairly well.

Got my shine back with this kit. Valued well, and can’t be a good quality shine after the fact.

Bit pricey, but I guess everything is now. Makes my shiny stuff look great though.

I have the buffer awhile. I’m just not getting to use it. The safety flange stripped out right off the bat. “No, I did not over tighten it!” I was able to put a large washer in place of the inner flange and the outer flange screwed on. About half way through the job, the flange loosened up and stripped completely.I’m about to go find something yo fix it and replace the flange with something of better quality.The buffer itself seems fine. I’m not sure about the attachments.