Woodleys Small Round Buffing Brush

After buying lovely coloured wax for my sanded back doors I realised after door one of eight how exhausting the buffing process is! This brush is lovely and soft and did the job perfectly and in a fraction of the time.

i used this to polish beeswax onto doors. very, very good. much better than hard work with a cloth by hand. however, be careful around the edges as if the polish includes a stain colour, you can easily mark surrounding paintwork with the polish.

It does shed a bit but worked well, easy to use with drill.

Sheds a lot of bristles on first use but, with practise, proved excellent for difficult areas where hand-buffing was awkward. Beware of snagging if used on uneven or intricate timbers.

I wanted it to bring up the shine on a bannister i had stained and then waxed. Attached it to a drill. When turned on all the bristles splayed out. When i tried to use it, it was too coarse and took off the wood stain......a bit like a harsh sandpaper. This cant be right but im not sure how else you would use it.......?

Just the right texture to produce a brilliant finish on jaded wax polished softwood.

Bought this expecting it to get into the corners of a panelled door which I have treated with wax but it's too big for this purpose. OK for putting a final sheen on the flat surfaces but definately too large for intricate areas.

As with the Cylindrical Buffing Brush, it took a couple of minutes to get used to the Round Buffing Brush on the electric drill but after that the brush did a fantastic job.

This is a fantastic brush, I thought it would be too rough when I first saw it! But it was brilliant. Don't forget it has to be used with the drill in reverse!

Does the job I needed it to do and the order was processed very quickly.

Very good to use brought my sideboards up like new

Used to buff 18th century oak beams after ice blasting. Made a lovely sheen with minimum effort and no damage to adjoining plaster. (Not sure that I got the small brush thought; it looked a bit bigger than I expected.)

The brush is perfect for waxing the wooden stairs and is the right size to get into the joints.

The brush was very effective for buffing a wax finish but it did shed quite a lot of bristles, even after multiple uses. Nonetheless, a good product, and decent value.

When faced with a lot of hand polishing it was useful to find this drill brush which would take a lot of effort out of the job. I have nearly finished now but would be no where near that position or quality of finish without the brush

For me this brush is excellent at polishing long flat surfaces. I've also used it on shaped items of wood, where care is needed due to the speed of the rotating brush. For me this was an excellent buy and I recommend it to anyone who is in the business of furniture restoration.

This brush produced a lovely silky finish on a stained & waxed door. Initially I was a bit worried it would scratch the surface, but comparing a hand buffed area against a brushed one, the brushed area was much better.