Brass Wool

Brass wool is a great solution for a large number of applications. Brass is a fairly soft type of metal. This makes brass wool excellent for polishing delicate, delicate surfaces. Brass wool is usually applied where steel wool still rubs too much. Extremely suitable for use in a marine environment or outdoors, because steel wool fibers can rust or cause stains.

Why is it different than steel wool?

• Bronze Wool resists shedding, rust and corrosion
• Cuts better and faster than sandpaper and other abrasives (not as “scratchy”)
• Will not discolor materials such as oak and steel

Bronze Wool and Marine Applications

• Superior refinishing results with hardwoods such as teak
• Resists shedding, rust and corrosion essential traits in marine environment
• Does not have magnetic properties which can affect the operation of marine equipment

Typical uses for Brass Wool on boats

• Stripping old varnish
• Burnishing bottom paint
• Smoothing raised grain
• Buffing teak trim, decks, swim platforms, etc.
• Polishing chrome accessories

Other uses include

• Cleaning aluminum outdoor furniture
• Removing rust from metal surfaces
• Polishing brass and stainless steel