Rake new mops before first use and dress them when they glaze.
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Choosing a Polishing Mop
Work from a firm cutting mop to a soft finishing mop, using a separate mop for each compound.
| Mop | Stage | Choose It For |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Sisal (Coarse) | Cutting | Initial cutting and flattening with compound; very popular for stainless steel |
| Impregnated Green Sisal (Harder) | Heavy cutting | Strong, extra-coarse cutting for scratch removal before polishing |
| Blue Cord Dry Sisal | Cutting | A very hard sisal with excellent cut and some flexibility |
| White Stitched (Hard) | Cutting and polishing | A rigid stitched mop for cutting and polishing on a range of metals |
| Loosefold Bronco | Cutting and polishing | A hard, fast-cutting loosefold mop: firm cut with a soft finish |
| Loosefold G (Medium) | Cutting and polishing | Our most popular mop: a general-purpose calico mop |
| Loosefold WDR (Soft) | Final finishing | Our most popular final finishing mop |
| Swansdown WHR | Final finishing | Our most popular soft, all-round finishing mop |
| Reflex (Softest) | Final finishing | Extremely soft; ideal for precious metals |
| Chamois | Final finishing | A beautiful high finish; excellent for precious metals |
| Airflow | Polishing | Reduces heat build-up when polishing; made to order |
| Razor Mops | Detail polishing | Thin loosefold mops for areas larger mops cannot reach |
| Dollie Mops | Detail polishing | Small mops in sisal, G and WDR for polishing small areas |
For more detail, read How to Choose the Right Polishing Mop and How to Use Polishing Compounds.
Looking After Your Mops
- Rake new mops with a mop dresser to open up the fibres before first use.
- Dress mops when they glaze or stop cutting, to clear caked compound and keep them running true.
- Keep one mop per compound, so coarser abrasive is not carried into the finishing stage.
- Don’t wash your mops: dress them instead.
Choose your compound from our Polishing Compounds.
Need Help Choosing a Mop?
If you are unsure which mop is right for the job, contact Moleroda with details of the workpiece material, its current surface condition, the machine you are using and the finish you need.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A dry sisal mop for initial cutting and flattening, or impregnated green sisal for heavier scratch removal. A white stitched mop suits both cutting and polishing.
The Loosefold WDR is our most popular final finishing mop. Swansdown, Reflex and chamois mops give a soft, high finish, with Reflex and chamois ideal for precious metals.
A small polishing mop for working into small areas, available in sisal, G and WDR materials.
Rake new mops with a mop dresser before first use, dress them when they glaze, keep one mop per compound, and don’t wash them.
Airflow mops reduce heat build-up when polishing. They are made to order.



