



Briwax Oil-Free Steel Wool 0000
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Mila Landry
> 3 dayI bought this product and gave this one on my boyfriend birthday. He was happy getting this one!!
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Gary Bastoky
> 3 dayI learned, some time ago, that all Steel Wool is not created equal. Of course, if you shop in big box stores, all youll find is the lower grade bag of briquet-like steel wool which breaks down quickly, leaves splinters in your hands and sometimes scratches the wood, even at 4x0. I discovered Briwax rolls of Steel Wool and Ill never go back to the cheap-o kind again. You cut off sections from a roll (tearing also tears fibers, so a scissors is a necessity). It doesnt leave splinters and does a really great job of bringing down finishes for a second application. I also use it to soften the look of a finish that is a little too shiny. This is the only way to go if youre doing serious woodworking.
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Marc Meyer, Jr.
> 3 dayGood and soft for polishing wood.
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Skylar Marble
> 3 dayThis is a quality product. I purchased for the purpose of plugging holes that mice might use to get in my home. I learned that mice do not like to chew into steel wool so I looked for bang for buck and this fit the bill as you get a good amount for a good price.
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John Mulholland
> 3 dayWorks great
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Gwing
> 3 dayGood stuff!
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Slim Greene
> 3 dayHigh Quality
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J. L. Fromme
> 3 dayAs an antiques restorer I find this is the only steel wool to use. No worries about the residual oil that general-purpose steel wool contains. More reliable success with the following finishing steps.
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Skylar Marble
> 3 dayThis is a quality product. I purchased for the purpose of plugging holes that mice might use to get in my home. I learned that mice do not like to chew into steel wool so I looked for bang for buck and this fit the bill as you get a good amount for a good price.
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Cali Feest
> 3 dayI use 4-0000 steel wool for rubbing milk paint finishes to get a worn look this is the best 100 percent oil free I wouldn’t use anything else for the look that I want!