CdnNinjaZX6R,
I'm not sure if you fully understand what the greaseless is for or how it works. It is used in place of sanding. The most time consuming aspect of polishing is getting all those really roughcast aluminum areas, such as the centers of the wheels and the spokes ready for buffing. I used to do it the hard way as well, with all sorts of sanding devices and a whole bunch of elbow grease. I prepare at least a half dozen buffing wheels coated with the greaseless compound in advance. It's hard to explain just how aggressive this stuff really is. Let's put is this way, if you accidentally touched a spinning fresh wheel against your skin, you'd be through working for a several days. Perhaps a better way to describe it would be to imagine a course-sanding drum that never clogged and at the same time was so soft it could form fit to any curvature or uneven surface. Also remember that unlike steel wool, this is a powered operation and therefore much faster and easier to do. This is one of the services I provide at my shop so I’ve tested buckets of stuff, but this is one item for which there is no substitute.