Rockwell RW8940 Sonicrafter Oscillating Multitool Felt Polishing Pad with Universal Fit System, 2-Pack

I have a Fein Multimaster, and the Fein version of this pad is $50+ each. These pads fit my machine perfectly, costs way less, and function as well as the Fein brand. A great value. I'll be buying more of these.

I used one of these Rockwell pads to remove the factory 'faux antique' finish on an Epiphone Century guitar, and it did a fantastic job. I used D'Addario polishing compound for the job and the Rockwell pad not only held up to three solid hours of use, it rinsed out and dried like brand new. I did a LOT of leaning into the leading edges and tip of the pad on this job, and I expected that it would degrade at least somewhat during the process. That wasn't the case. The metal attaching flange is also 1/32" smaller in diameter than the pad, and that allowed me to get into the 90-degree corners of the neck and body joint on the guitar without causing any damage. I'm really pleased with the quality of this item. I've had my eye on them for a while, and I've been itching to remove that old baked on powder coat finish. I'm glad I tackled the job with this pad from Rockwell. It's difficult to tell in the photo, but the final finish is like glass. I couldn't be more pleased with the performance and the results. *The photo of the pad is its condition after 3 hours of continuous heavy use with polishing compound, and being rinsed and dried.

I use this setting tile with my oscillator , works great

Item does not fit a Dremel Multimax MM45. Complete waste of money as it is not returnable. Hole in centre of pad to large for clamp to hold it on and it pos off as soon as tool is turned on.

This polisher will work well to add shine to minimally to moderately tarnished bronze. I bought this to polish a heavily tarnished brass bed frame. It did help restore shine but still required lots of elbow grease to remove build up. In short, not a magic fix, but a decent tool to bring life back to metal fixtures.