Lenmumu Drill Buffing Sponge Pads 3 Pack, 1/4''/6mm Polishing Cone, 3 Kinds of Hardness Foam Polisher Buffer Pad Sponge Ball for Automotive Car Wheels Hub Care

Held up great! I've used them about 15 times since I've got them. The orange one is taking a bit of a beating but I'm giving it hell so that's fair. They're also a great option for polishing the rear windshields between the spoiler and the glass where an ordinary buffer polisher won't reach. Using 3D polishes doesn't seem to affect the durability since it's a water based polish. Very nice results! Good product! I would purchase them again, if/when they wear out.

These are great as long as you use them properly. If you have heavy oxidation hand compound first then use these for final polishing, no heavy preassure is needed. Believe me I know what I'm talking about 30 yrs of detailing. I have 18yr old factory GM wheels that people ask me where I got them chromed, they are highly polished aluminum.

Simple foam heads on frill bits for light polishing

bought em to polish a set of wheels, after the first one the conical buffing pad started disintegrating.

Son said they fit perfect in the creases of his rims. and didnt cost an arm and a leg

Figured I try these out as they're 3 for 12 bucks opposed to the 1 for 25 bucks for the name brand. It's about what you'd expect. I intended them for cleaning my wheels, but they aren't very stiff of thick so they don't have much cleaning power in tight spots

Did a good job. More like a single use tool. My wheels are very intricate. Needed two to finish.

There really is no noticeable difference between the three and they are all pretty soft. Got one set of wheels done but just barely with on before it fell apart. I'd consider them disposable. They work well enough though.

I wanted ti[o polish up some stainless steel fan blades and hoped this would make the job easy but it didn't