Two sizes are available.

    The 3 inch Wool Polishing Ball is my favorite for polishing billet wheels and hard-to-reach areas on personal watercraft and ATV's.

    The 5 inch Wool Polishing Ball is best on larger surfaces such as diamond plate and for removing transom exhaust stains on gel coat.

    On most billet wheels with mild oxidation and white stains, BLACKFIRE Fine Cut Aluminum Polish and the 3-inch Wool Ball will restore a bright chrome-like shine in just minutes.

1. Wipe a very thin coat of Fine Cut Aluminum Polish on the wheel using a dry cloth or applicator pad.
2. Attach the 3-inch Wool Ball to your cordless drill and set the speed on "high" or as near as possible to 1000 rpm.
3. Go over the wheel several times until all the polish has turned black. The balls will "lint". This is normal. The balls will also become caked with black residues. At some point, the balls will become so dirty that they will no longer polish effectively. Having a second ball will allow you to continue polishing rather than stopping and cleaning the ball.
4. After polishing, wipe off black residues on the wheel with a dry Microfiber cloth. Inspect the surface. If it has a chrome-like finish, continue to the next wheel. If spotting, staining or surface irregularities are still visible, repeat the polishing procedure.

Detailing Tip: The first time I polished a wheel I used too much polish and caked the ball with residues after polishing two wheels. The trick is to apply a very thin coat of polish on the wheel. You should be able to polish all four wheels before cleaning the ball. If you detail for a living, I strongly recommend you invest in two balls. This way you can always complete a job if you run into a really difficult wheel and/or you'll have a spare ball should you need to spot compound a stain with Heavy Cut Aluminum Polish.

Cleaning Wool Polishing Balls

    Fill a bucket with about two (2) inches of water. Add a full packet of Snappy Clean Pad Cleaner. (As an alternative, you can add an ounce of Micro Restore Microfiber Cleaner) Insert the ball on your cordless drill in the bucket, set the speed to "high" and work the ball over the bottom of the bucket and around the sides of the bucket. DO NOT attempt this with an electric (plug-in) drill! Rinse ball with fresh water, hand squeeze out excess water and allow to air dry. Balls can be washed and reused over and over.

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