That workshop could do with a polish

Woow, are you in amazon?

How long did you film this?

I tried using a Zephyr bar to polish my stainless breathers on my truck, after multiple passes and not getting the results I wanted I switched to your black bar for stainless and 1 pass gave a nice shine! Needless to say I trashed the zephyr bar! Thanks for making an awesome product!!

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I took the black powder paint of a Gibraltar drum 🥁 clamp with those paint removers from Lowes. The rest of the drum rack is chrome and I want to polish the clamp as close as possible to match everything else. Should I go with black, green and purple?

And we still don't know how they are made. Genius

One day you’ll turn 13 and realize how terrible this content is.

Yes. Are you gonna show us?

I really liked the part where they show how they’re made.

why the fuck would i wonder how these were made

What are the grit numbers of the bars?

the video didnt show me how it's made... it just showed how it's cut into smaller peaces. lol 😂

I can’t afford all this

I have a green rouge bar I bought like 5 years ago it is hard AF now, is it still good

Interesting video I guess but wtf is that "music" if you can even call it that 😂

This is wast of time for someone doing business on polishing. I have a shop and I offer industrial metal polishing and buffing, I use Jackson Lea air buff purple 16” with Osborn green compound. All I finish is in one step.

Are the colors universal throughout other brands ?

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Просто соединили два края и готовая лента?

Thank you for this video

Perhaps a description of what is happening here?????

When do you recommend to change buffing wheels ??

I'm polishing plastic keys from an old organ. I have white, dark grey and brown compounds - will the white be OK?

thank you so much for telling us about the more or less standard colours use case

So glad I found these videos! I knew nothing about what buffing compounds or wheels to use when I first started polishing brass. Thanks so much for the great videos!

Ok but what color pad to use for each of those bars

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I'd love to know what your preferred method is for removing polishing compound residue that remains after polishing metal, especially copper?

I was taught to use the white on granite and marble.

These songs are both trash. But it sounds gooder this way, some how.

Two different songs over this video was definitely a great creative choice..

I love it

Excellent 101 explanation.

Thank you. Very helpful

Wow, how fake was that tear attempt in your product? lol

White polishing wheel is for Fine polishing； Yellow polishing wheel is for medium polishing； denim buffing wheel is for coarse polishing.

good video but I do not know what you mean by "colour" cut ok its more aggressive but does colour just mean shine in this context?

So what bars would you suggest for high carbon steel swords with rust and stains etc etc

What is the best speed for polishing on stainless ? When I do polishing sus , I saw pin hole appear after polishing so where does it come from ? How can eliminate these pin hole ?

*It's far more important to do a good job with your pre-sanding than getting too deep into a bunch of rouges. Most people actually need 3. Brown for soft metals like brass & copper, black for hard metals, (steel) and white for finishing on both and for light buffing on soft material like wood, plastic, horn, ivory and similar items. The Wheel you use also has more to do with results than the rouge.*

Great explanation, thank you!

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Main is kam ko karna jaanta hun 20 sal experience hai

Sir brass polish fine finesse which one used finally the buff layaning comeing what can i do

Remember folks its all about PrepWork

Hi. Great video! I see you mention black is a 'cutting' bar? Can you elaborate on what cutting has to do with polishing? Newbie here! Thank you.

Which polishing compound should I choose for rough grinding?

Rouge White is all you need on any application in my opinion?! 😂