Buffing Brush 4" Wide The BEST Chalk and Wax Buffing Brush with 3/8" Drill Arbor Natural Bristles

Looks like a great product

I actually bought BOTH the waxing and buffing brush for chalk paint projects and LOVED both! The buffing brush accomplished the tedious task in a fraction of the time of hand buffing. The wax brush also holds wax well and is easy to get into tight corners. Would highly recommend to other waxing beginners like myself! (Photo was taken after I cleaned the brush)

The brush attached nicely to the drill. I ran my fingers through the bristles and spun it out a few times to get any lose fibers out. Unfortunately, it continued to shed throughout my project. I was able to pick them out so that was no big deal. I did notice however that the brush took some of the paint off an edge while buffing. I don't know if there is a learning curve or not but I would advise anyone using it to be careful about how much pressure is applied and any delicate spots.

Purchased this in August for buffing project started last week. It immediately began shedding bristles but because there were only a few, I figured it was a normal breaking in of such a brush. But 15-minutes into using it, a whole tuft - including its medal ring - shot out of the wood, hitting me in the face. I'm glad I thought to wear safety glasses. The two attached images show the brush, my drill, and the antique wood column I was buffing when this happened. I can't find any pathway here on Amazon that would allow contact with the seller for a replacement of this obviously defective buff brush. I relied on the positive reviews when choosing to purchase this thing. What a disappointment.

I have used the brush with my cordless drill for about a week now and could not be more pleased with both the quality of the brush construction and the performance. I am using the rotary buffing brush to buff out past wax that I am applying over varnished wood shelving. I would purchase this product again in the future.

This might be the ticket for buffing but I personally don't like it. I tried to use it to buff a waxed piece but I thought it left circular marks in the wax. I really didn't like the look of this brush when compared to hand buffing with a soft cloth or even a paper towel.

I have been tearing through the house, waxing everything in my path since I received this attachment. It really saves my arm, and does a great job.

Use to polish stained glass