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I was doing concrete repair to my driveway and this product worked great to clean up the surfaces. Does not leave the marks as a steel brush does.

I attached this head to a Sthil weed eater. Then used it to “scrub” the foundation of my house before painting. It worked quite well. Still should have just power washed. But this way was a mess/time saver. As soon as I’m done I can spray. Worked like a charm. I must say please be careful,***** a weed eater will rotate 10,000RPM and the brush is rated 2,500RPM***. A full squeeze will distort the bristles and may break the head in a “catastrophic manner”!!!

This does a great job on paint, scuffing it up quickly and easily. There appears to be little wear after sanding one long eight foot bed. The only problem is that we had to use it with a drill, since the speed rating is much lower than our 8,000 rpm angle grinder.

Used this to rough up my truck bed. One lasted the entire truck bed with some to spare.

I love this product, and will be buying more. I beleive most of the problems people are experiencing all come from overspeeding the brush. It says right on the top of the cup MAX 6500 RPM. I have been running my 6" brush on a DeWalt stud drill on high speed. It cleans everything better than a pressure washer ever could, however it will scour any fine glossy finishes. I am most impressed with how it cleans old lumber. Makes it look fantastic and removes loose wood fibres like a rough sanding would do. Fantastic product with a multitude of uses. Absolutely will buy it again, and recommend it regularly.

This does remove material well. That parts id as 4 or 5 stars. I put it on my 4 1/2 11amp grinder & it burnt the motor in less 10 minutes. The bristles fan out and puts alot of strain on your grinder. Might do ok with a bigger grinder but don't try it with 4 1/2. I would do 1 star for this unless I missed where it says to you a certain size.

We had a new shower installed including a natural stone mossaic floor. Our contractor did a horrible job of wiping up the excess grout but I didn't see that until it was fully dried. For various reasons, I did not want the contractor back to fix it so I spent a few hours researching how to remove it myself. This type of drill attachment was the most common recommended approach I am SO HAPPY I tried it! It worked great! Yes, it was a lot of work to use it on nearly every tile but worth it.Advice: Make sure to use a powerful drill. The first one I tried was not powerful enough. Don't rush it - I had to stop and wait several times to avoid the drill over heating.It will probably be a lot easier if you are using this for ceramic tile but it still works for unglazed natural stone - just takes a bit more elbow grease and time.

Burnt out my small 8 amp grinder. Must use a bigger grinder. I had a polisher that it worked fine on. Also the drill attachment is a joke which is why I knocked a star off. They shouldn't mislead people thinking it will work on a drill. The shaft is guaranteed to break and you won't be able to get the same power as a polisher which basically makes this wheel useless.

Used it for roughing up the paint in a truck box to spray boxliner a real time save

If the bristles would not be cut off so prematurely by the sharp edge of the brush cup, it may endure longer.Rounder cup edgeLower cup angleSteel wire encased nylon bristles in the portion of the bristles crimped in the cup.