Eastwood White Rouge Buffing Sharpening Polishing Compounds 12 Oz Brick to Remove Scratches Rust Corrosion Burrs All Types of Martial

This is good finishing rouge at a good price. It is not very aggressive, and wouldn't be very effective on rough surfaces. I use it on homemade knives.

What it ordered, which it was a bigger brick

Much better cutting action and longer lasting than the cheaper brands.

This bar is very brittle and dry. I had a hard time applying a sufficient anount to a leather strop without making a huge mess. Eventually I used a heat gun on the strop, and then it pasted on OK.Once loaded, however, it absolutely works. Took out the scratches and put a fair polish on my chisels, knives, and leather working tools. A little more time with some green compound and they're shiny as can be.It's a huge bar and it doesn't take much to load a strop or wheel. This should last me for a very long time.

I thought it was the Big bar of compound for the Money I paid What a Rip Off other bars the same size was $8.99 I paid $19.00 for that Little bar never again Tim

I restor old axses and make them look new again. This product made a sweet shine

Very nice buffing compound- does what it's supposed to do!

I am polishing my vintage airstream. I am on the last section and ran out of the polish that I was using bought this brand instead. Big mistake. Does not work half as well as the stuff I was using. Plus added deep scratches when I use the red route. I looked on the box to see where it was made. It doesn’t say where it was made just for who it was made for. I think this probably came out of China where they dumped a bunch of crap they didn’t want. The label says use the best. Some bean counter at that company tried to save a buck stepped over a buck and picked up a dime.