Green Stainless Steel Polishing Compound, 1 Lb. (U.S. Made)

I got this actually for a strop. I want to learn straight razor shaving, and I read to use this stuff. At first, I thought that it was too dry to use on the rubber, but after reading up on it, I found that you are supposed to condition the leather first, which is what I didnt do. Also, I bought some other stuff that they said was good for stops, and this seems on par with that stuff. I have used this to buff out some kitchen knives though, in combination with a buffing pad on a rotary tool, and it did an excellent job on them. Also, this stuff is made in the USA, and not in china like some other brands, which is a major plus to me. One thing I would like to say. The picture shows a block that looks white. this is not white. It is green. Much much greener and darker then the picture shows. Overall, there is nothing to complain about. It works good, does a good job, and is made in the USA. It may be a little more expensive then the cheap stuff, but i am more then willing to pay a little more to keep work here. What could i find to complain about. Yes, I do recommend it.

This was everything I thought it would be. I made a homemade strop, and purchased a new strop online. Both stops loaded about the same. One took longer than the other but they were different leathers. I used the to finish up the edges on two kitchen knives, and wow! What a nice result on both. My only problem is the seller could have packaged it better. Mine came broken in half, and was beat up with a lot of little pieces broken off. I'd recommend this product for sure.

Really does a great job

Bought a floor model refrigerator. Big mark down due to a couple of scratches on the door. Put this product on my polishing disk and went to work with my polisher. Light scratches are gone. The deeper one is barely visible.

Muy bueno, excelente producto, tal como lo esperaba.

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Hard to apply to buffing wheel. It just flies off. I'm going to try heating it up with a blow dryer first & see if it helps.

Good to have a big block of abrasive to hold against a spinning buffing wheel.