Set KWB 485300 Rotary Tool Polishing Supply Black Metallic White

The KWB 485300 Rotary Tool Polishing Supply Set is a 6-piece polishing kit designed for use with standard mains and cordless drills. It includes polishing compounds and wheels suitable for working on wood, metal, plastics, marble, glass, acrylic and car refinishing tasks, providing the basic accessories needed for restoration and surface finishing.

Advantages

The set contains both brown and white first-polish compounds and a selection of sisal and cloth wheels plus an arbor, offering a balanced combination for initial abrasive work and subsequent finer polishing. Its components are compatible with common rotary drills, making the set convenient for workshop and on-site use. The variety of wheels and compounds allows treatment of multiple materials without requiring separate, specialised kits.

Suitable for

• Polishing and finishing wooden surfaces
• Removing fine scratches and polishing metal parts
• Polishing plastic, acrylic and glass components
• Marble surface refinement and car paint touch-ups
• Use with standard mains and cordless drills

Key specifications

• Contents: 6 pieces (1 brown first-polish compound, 1 white first-polish compound, 1 sisal wheel, 2 cloth wheels, 1 arbor)
• Compatible tools: standard mains and cordless rotary drills
• Applicable materials: wood, metal, plastics, marble, glass, acrylic, car refinishing
• Brand: KWB
• MPN: 485300
• EAN: 4009314853001

How to use

Fit the appropriate wheel to the arbor and secure it in the drill chuck. Apply a small amount of the brown or white First Polish compound to the spinning wheel and work the surface at moderate speed, keeping the tool moving to avoid heat build-up. Start with the sisal or cloth wheel and the brown compound for initial cutting, then switch to the cloth wheel with the white compound for finer polishing. Clean the surface after polishing to remove any residue.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and gloves when polishing. Test the compound and wheel on a small inconspicuous area first to confirm compatibility with the material. Avoid excessive pressure and high speed on heat-sensitive materials to prevent surface damage.