High quality = good results
924973
Used these to make panel doors for a hickory cabinet. With the bits set to the recommended speed and cutting away in three increments, there was absolutely no splintering. There is no kickback, and, even though the size of the bits looks intimidating, the process was very easy.
3069526
This is a high quality product for a good price!
2098243
My wife loves this stuff. Very high quality and a noticeable difference when used in place of the cheaper stuff.
1624015
Back in the 80's we used a similar product called "Deco Pour", and were hoping this would provide the same result.  We were NOT disappointed.  We re-finished the top of a hobby bench in our family room, and the results are spectacular.  The process is labor-intensive, and as our surface was somewhat porous, it took close to an hour with a small torch to gently pass the heat over the surface to remove bubbles as they formed.  Also, one person moved around the perimeter of the removing drips with an old credit card until the material set up.  However, if you follow the directions carefully and are prepared with some time and a torch, you can achieve a great result with this material.  (I saw a photo collage that was made on an old barn board and finished with this type of material recently, and the results were really nice on that as well.)
3001786
I'm very impressed with the quality of this product.
515790
This product has been used before, and we achieve great results.
3114161
It has a long and unbroken record of highest quality results in use, and in my own experience. Will not try another brand unless forced to.
2997816
I have been using it for over a year and found it very effective. Colour cast is no problem and the filter is very high quality. A word of caution though. The camera cannot focus with the filter on, so it needs to be removed if you wish to refocus a scene. Depending on circumstances, this can be very inconvenient. I have been successful at using it screwed into a polariser with real noticeable  loss of image quality, which was something most articles on the internet warn against. Overall, quality is great, both in its manufacture and the the results it gives. It is preferable to a slot in filter in that it is a lot less fragile to handle and doesn't require extra filter holders - which in themselves can be difficult to deal with in wind or rain. On the other hand, refocusing and recomposition is easier with  a slot in filter such as the LEE big stopper which is quicker to remove. I use both, depending on the circumstances.
4003799
Very high quality product, it worth the money I paid for.
2299873
This stuff is great! Added a little more of a sheen than I would expect for a "satin" finish but overall it is a very high quality product and I am very happy with the results.
4235011
This stuff really works. I got the result that I expected. The directions are simple to follow and the results take a little time, but that's not a problem when a product performs as it's advertised.
3705334
I have needed to scan numerous color slides, black and white negatives, and black and white printed images for use in publications, so I needed a professional quality scanner. I had been paying my local photo lab a hefty sum to scan slides and negs for me but they have closed and anyway I wanted to be able to do it myself. I chose the Epson Perfection V750 Pro after reading several of these very helpful reviews. Overall I have been very pleased, but it took some research and experimentation to figure out how to get the best results.

I discovered that there is a huge difference in the results you will get from different scanner driver software packages. I get the best results from the standard Epson Scan software that comes with the scanner. The SilverFast driver that is bundled with the scanner and that many professionals seem to be excited about, judging from online chats, always produced out-of-focus results for me when scanning slides. There was no combination of settings I could find to get better results. I also tried downloading VueScan that a lot of people seem to like, but it produced very harsh results. Epson Scan is the best, and I use it with no special settings. I like the raw scan, and then I add effects such as Unsharp Mask in PhotoShop.

The scanner produces passable results with color slides. The results are publishable, but not as good in terms of sharpness and highlights in the dark areas as my pro lab used to get. I do not know what scanner they used. The point is that there are better professional scanners out there, but my understanding is that they cost thousands of dollars. Interesting hint I learned: always select 6400 dpi for slides and negatives, which is the maximum actual resolution the scanner can achieve. There are higher settings, but those are interpolated resolutions. The computer compounds the data, which can be useful for some purposes that I do not understand, but you will not get sharper images that way, just much larger files.

The scanner is a real champ with black and white, 35 mm negatives. Very easy to use, and I find the results to be even better than old fashioned darkroom printing. The results can appear more grainy than darkroom prints, but the grain can be reduced in PhotoShop with the Reduce Noise Filter. The scanner also produces very sharp and bright scans of flat paper prints. Much better than my old desktop scanner. Overall it was well worth the money, and my only disappointment is that it does not scan slides as well as it scans black and white negatives.
4878577
High quality product!

BY all means get this one.
3232775
Works well, have used it several times, has increased my work quality
414926
High quality product. Self leveling feature is excellent.
1441110
Exceeded expectations,  easier to work with than expected.  Very high gloss finish results
35232
I am a beginning polisher and ordered these for polishing brass agraffes on a piano I'm restoring. They arrived quickly. The packaging is apparently for in-store display, which assured me of their quality (though those buggers are hard to open).
The compounds, which I used on small 3-inch wheels mounted on a drill press, cut well and polish with no extraneous scratching from impurities.
Each bar comes in a very thin plastic bag-like seal. I appreciated this as it ensured that no cross-contamination between compounds occurred during shipping. However, the seals are so thin that rubbing with one finger will tear them, so it is necessary to devise a clean method of storing these while also preventing cross-contamination. I wrapped each bar in foil for that purpose.
I have, so far, used these on yellow brass agraffes, steel bolts, various other brass bits, and probably some other thing that doesn't come to mind at the moment. All came out gleaming very brightly.
On a side note, the tripoli in this kit seems finer than the tripoli I've used before. It produced an almost perfect mirrorlike finish on flat brass items after persistent buffing. I remember tripoli being a bit rougher than that, but it's no bother. It had just as much cut as other tripoli I've used.