Cotton Buff 75mm X 6mm Shank

Extra Information

• Use with a suitable buffing compound matched to the material being polished.
• The 1/4" shank must be fitted securely into a compatible chuck before use.
• Stitched cotton wheels are firmer than loose cotton wheels and are useful where more controlled polishing action is required.
• Use separate buffing wheels for different compounds to avoid contamination between polishing stages.
• Do not overload the wheel with compound; a light application is usually more effective.

Features

• Cotton buffing wheel Designed for polishing and surface finishing applications.
• Stitched construction Helps increase wheel firmness and control during buffing.
• 75mm wheel size Suitable for compact polishing work and smaller components.
• 1/4" shank fitment Allows use with compatible drills and suitable rotary machines.
• General-purpose buffing accessory Useful for workshop, garage, hobby, restoration and DIY polishing tasks.

Benefits

• Controlled polishing: The stitched design helps maintain wheel shape and improves buffing control.
• Easy machine fitment: The 1/4" shank makes the wheel practical for compatible drill and rotary setups.
• Compact access: The 75mm size is useful for smaller items, edges and detailed workpieces.
• Improved finish: Helps refine and brighten compatible surfaces when paired with the correct compound.
• Versatile use: Suitable for polishing metal parts, plastic, resin and other compatible materials.

Application

• Polishing small metal parts and components
• Buffing compatible plastic, resin and polished surfaces
• Applying suitable buffing compounds
• Restoration and finishing work
• Workshop, garage and hobby polishing tasks
• Detail polishing on smaller or awkward workpieces
• General surface brightening and refinement

Safety

• Wear eye and dust protection when buffing or polishing.
• Keep loose clothing, hair, jewellery and fingers clear of the rotating wheel.
• Make sure the 1/4" shank is fitted securely before starting the machine.
• Do not use damaged, torn, loose or excessively worn buffing wheels.
• Hold small workpieces securely and avoid polishing items that are too small to control safely.
• Do not force the workpiece into the wheel, as this can cause grabbing, heat build-up or loss of control.
• Allow the wheel to stop completely before adjusting, cleaning or changing accessories.
• Always follow the safety instructions of the machine and polishing compound being used.