421 Polishing Compound

This is a wonderful polishing compound for use on silver/ gold/ stainless steel jewelry or other items like that. I would suggest using with soft wool/ fabric dremel polishing wheel tools. The softer the better. Very good product and quality.

I currently work as a janitor and decided to try out this product in addition to the products provided by my company to clean stainless steel and metal dispensers and handicap bars, as well as the plastic toilet paper dispensers. This product is very affordable. I purchased this product for under 10 dollars, with most of the options having a free-shipping option available. The product arrived in 2 days which was extremely quick. I did expect the container of product to be larger but realized that a little goes a long way. This product can be applied with a brush or a soft cloth. The brush and other accessories would have to be purchased separately if one wanted to go that route. It is best to wipe down the surface with a wet cloth first to remove any excess dirt and then dry it with a dry cloth. I placed a small amount of the compound on the cloth and applied it to the areas that needed polishing. I expected it to be somewhat clumpy as it is a fairly thick product. However, it was quite the opposite. When applied, the product spread on nice and even. The smell of the product is tolerable and not too strong and the stain it leaves on the cloth comes mostly out with soap and water. The only complaint I have is the amount of product. I wish there was a bit more product for the price, but again, the product can and does go a long way if used properly. So in all, for the price, it is a cheap and easy quick fix for polishing up metal and plastic products. It gives a shiny and clean polished look. Gets ride of marks, and smudges and even gets rid of some rust, which I didn’t expect!

Works really well just polishing up knife blades that have slight blemishes. Jewelry also with a microfiber cloth

I have been DIYing with adjusting my dentures. I couldn't afford to keep running to my dentist to get adjustments done because it was NOT cheap. So I bought a Dremel and started doing it myself. The ONLY problem was I couldn't get the areas slick, like the rest of my dentures I didn't need to adjust. In fact, the surface (not being slick) caused just as much discomfort. So I went looking on Amazon. I was hit with several options but I didn't know which to buy. I thought the more expensive ones would be best, but I didn't want to risk it. So I bought this product, which was the least expensive, and man am I glad I did. This stuff is so easy to use it didn't even have instructions. So, using common sense, I put some on my finger and rubbed it on all the areas I had sanded down. And....VOILA, SLICK! I couldn't be happier with the results. Dremel Polishing Compound has earned my highest recommendation.

Like the compound but where's the beef, there's a very small container of Polishing Compound, like how it works but I a just wish it was a little more

Works great with the right equipment.

I recently bought and used Dremel 421 Polishing Compound and wow!! First, this product is extremely affordable. I bought it for only a couple of dollars. Next, this product does it's job. I've recently dug up an old stainless steel urn that was collecting dust inside my attic. I don't know why, but the outer layer of the urn was lathered with some foreign grease-like substance (probably having sat up inside the attic for years and years). I took it out and drenched it in hot soap-water for an hour or so. After I wiped it off, I felt like the metal surface was still somewhat dull and lifeless. The Dremel 421 polishing compound fixed that problem right away. If the urn before was a matted form of the original, the surface after the polish is definitely comparable to chrome. I know that this analogy might seem a slightly exaggerated, but I think that for those who need a quick shine on something miscellaneous around the house, this product is perfect. Make sure you wipe off the surface of your metals before using this polish for a more vibrant shine. Also, the Dremel 421 polishing compound has its own kit that you can purchase for a better polishing experience. If you are looking for some industrial quality polishing compound that can cost upwards to $200, this is not your product. But for anything else, Dremel is probably your best bet.

Dremel 421 Polishing Compound I had my friend/testdummy try out this Dremel Polishing Compound with a soft cloth (matchless sock). I handed him a tarnish piece of Silver.....a Carving Knife from my mother's silver set. The knife has been tarnished for years and even tarnished in all the small crevices of the design. 1 minute plus soft sock and polishing compound and the knife was shining brighter than I have ever seen it. No horrible smell of my mother's silver polishing compound either. After this result I challenged him to use the polishing attachment of his dremel tool and see if he could get all the nook and crevices in the handle to shine also. about a minute of using the polishing tool he brought the knife to me. There was details he polished that I didn't even know was in the knife. I was so pleased that now he is stuck polishing the other 100 pieces of this set. What??? I cant have one shiny piece and the others not match can I? My poor southern mom would be rolling in her grave, bless her heart. We give this product a two thumbs up and I definitely will be ordering more of this product to use to clean all my metal and plastic (fiberglass) items that I need to get polished or scratches out of. I hope its available in a large size because I will be ordering it.

内容量が少ないのか気になりますか、使い勝手がよく色々な素材に使えます。

Compré este compuesto para la amoladora dremel tengo que decir que el pulido que hace es espectacular,sobre todo si son para superficies pequeñas,he quedado satisfecho con el producto

I bought this product to polish the brass house numbers that were tarnished now they shine again thanks to this polishing compound from dremel

Es muy bueno, al menos me gusta como deja el acero inoxidable, le quita bastantes rayones y queda bien, yo lo uso con el dremel a baja velocidad o con un micromotor a varias velocidades, a veces se reseca la pasta y la remojo con unas gotas de agua, por su tamaño es muy práctica para guardar y transportar y por el precio me parece super buena opcion.

It does what it should. I didn’t have any because my dremel bits took a walk to someone else’s house and have not returned so I needed to buy more. I have used it in my thundereggs to polish up the surface that I have cut and sanded. It works fine for my needs. Though I will be investing in better options for stone soon.