7 pc Drill Polisher Buffer with Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish

So my car is getting up there in years and the headlights were starting to get that foggy yellowy film which is pretty much gray hair and wrinkles for a car. There was no way I was going to pay $$$$ for new lights so I started watching videos on how to remove the filmy stuff at home. There were all sorts of wacky drawn-out processes involving sand paper and toothpaste and plastic&duct tape to protect the paint and special kits and human sacrifice. Okay I'm making that last one up but seriously it was ridiculous. Many of them had multiple steps and quite a few were steps you had to complete over more than 1 day.Then I saw one "How MOMMA repairs headlights" - seriously from the title I figured I had veered off into the weird section of youtube but the thumbnail looked legit so I clicked on it and I swear they made it look so easy. Just rub the Mothers cleaner on the light, buff it for a few minutes and wipe it off. No multisteps, no waiting til the next day, no taping off the painted section. I figured what the hell and came here to amazon and purchased this kit. I don't have a buffer but the guy in the video said you could use a drill attachment, and a drill I DO have.This worked CRAZY good!! My headlights seriously look brand new. They're sparkling and shiny. I'm so mad I didn't take a before picture. And it really was as easy as they said it was. I didn't tape anything off or cover anything, I just put some latex gloves on, slathered that stuff on the light and let it sit a few minutes while I put the attachment on the drill. Then I buffed it and wiped it off. Some of the stuff flew off in droplets and got on the paint and I wiped that off too - it did zero damage to the paint. Then I annoyed the heck out of everyone by making them all come out and look at the headlights in the freezing cold but they were impressed nonetheless.If you look at the picture up there by the product name, it shows all of the buffer heads. I used the big giant one on the upper right corner. As an aside, I have also used a few of the smaller ones to buff and shine a few things around the house that are getting old and crusty - although I haven't been able to wash and reuse them. I'm sure there might be a way but I used soap and water and let them air dry and they were just clumpy messes. For the ridiculously good job this kit did on my headlights saving me hundreds of dollars, I don't care if I had to throw them away after using them. Worth. Every. Penny.UPDATE 9/18/19:So I just went out and buffed a set of lights and this time I took pictures. These weren’t quite as filmy and yellow as the first pair I did, but the lights were definitely getting foggy and janky. Another success with the same tub of Mother’s that’s been sitting in a supply closet forever.

Nice set of polishing wheels. They worked great and held up for 3 set of wheels perfectly. They will last me a very long time. Bonus was the tub of polish included. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this product again.

As other reviewers stated these do leave some lint on your wheels. It isn't excessive and it cleans up easily. I used these on six 22 inch aluminum wheels that were almost destroyed by Meguires aluminum wheel cleaner. They held up very well and can be used again. Good product. The Mothers polish isn't any better or worse than other polishes I have used.

These are the perfecxt size for polishing my rims. I have just finished four wheels and I primarily used the larger cone shaped attachment and the small, half spherical one. I used them with an IR air die grinder and my makita cordless drill. I found that these performed very well after breaking them in. They are fairly stiff, but after a bit of use, they seemed to become much easier to work with. They have remained in excellent shape and are ready to be used again. for the amount of attachments, I think the price is fdair-- they are decent quality. As for the polish- its my go to metal polish for wheels since I can remember. I didn't open the "little can" since I had almost half of a 10 Oz can left on the shelf. I was a bit taken aback at the size, but I need to read better before ordering - ...

Used these to polish up the wheels on my truck, and they worked great. They are plenty sturdy as long as you don't get them on something sharp that will tear up the fabric (like wheel lug nuts), but that is to be expected. Used properly, they work great! And the hex shaped shanks DO NOT SLIP when in the drill...Overall, nice product.

Worked well for a couple mins then started to spin independently of the treads and any sort of pressure what stop the buffer head and just spin the drill.May have just had a defective piece of the set.

I have an aluminum cover on my 3rd brake light. It hasn't been cleaned polished since the day it was installed more than 15-years ago. Removed it and worked it over for about ten minutes but the 100-degree heat outside was just too much. I'll pull it off and work it over next week when the temps are cooler. Nonetheless, the cover looks 100% better!

Love this product!I only used it on headlights to clear oxidation that has built up since 2005. If you've seen the videos on youtube that use this polish to get rid of oxidized headlights you know it works!This polishing kit worked really well. It only took me about 10 minutes for each headlight and the results are amazing. However, they do not look brand new but i've gotten them pretty close.

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