StewMac 3M Scotch-Brite Abrasive Scuff Pads, Set of 3 Different Grades - General Purpose, Ultra Fine, and Light Duty - for Cleaning, Polishing, and Refinishing - 6" X 9"

Very pleased with these pads. Perfect for my rosewood fretboard.

This is my 2nd time purchasing these to keep my stainless-steel kitchen sink and countertop 5 burner gas stove top like new. I clean, first using the maroon color pad with small amount of liquid dish soap to get rid of most of the scratches, the, after rinsing I use the grey color pad which is less abrasive to begin polishing, rinse again following by using the white color pad to bring out the brush shine to restore the appearance of each. The last for years and can be used over and over again. I cut the pads in 8 small pads. I also use these to polish my stainless-steel pots and pans. Great product.

I used it on my kitchen countertops on my new Corian that got tiny tiny scratches from my dishes. It took them right out and one of the pads shined it right back up and the countertops look great.

I started a smoking pipe collection and the white pad is by far the best for buffing or polishing that I have found

Just what the luthier ordered.. Necessary grit selections in this 3-piece set for ridding my G&L of the urethane coating on the neck. Top 3M quality, reusable several times over.Worth noting that the USPS lost my package and Stew Mac responded immediately by re-shipping my order at no charge and without question. 5 star service. They are at the top of my list for my next order of parts & supplies.

This product is used on wood carvings between coats of paint or varnish, in the kitchen to clean pots and pans, and other household chores. Very useful product, and it doesn’t leave a residue that has to be cleaned up.

I used the finest grade to remove some scratches in a nickle plated faucet. I spent all of 10 minutes gently buffing (so I wouldn't make it worse). I went across the grain of the scratches and after a few minutes I could see improvement, when I was satisfied, it was 10 minutes total.

These were intended to be used for buffing projects, but they wore out too quickly.