Buffing & Polishing Compounds
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Buffing and polishing compounds are applied to buffing wheels to remove surface contaminants and imperfections. They clean, buff, polish, and finish a variety of materials, including metal, fiberglass, plastic, and wood. Compounds are in bar form and applied to the wheel by lightly pressing the bar to the rotating wheel. Compounds are color coded so different grits can be easily distinguished from each other.
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Initial Scratch Removal Compounds for Steel & Hard Metals
Initial scratch removal compounds for steel and hard metals are made from crystalline aluminum oxide to remove surface contaminants and imperfections such as paint, pits, and scratches. Sometimes called emery, this compound is black to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Intermediate Polishing Compounds for Stainless Steel & Nickel Alloys
Intermediate polishing compounds for use on stainless steel and nickel alloys are composed of an aluminum oxide abrasive for light cutting and finishing. This compound is gray to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Intermediate Polishing Compounds for Soft Metals
Intermediate polishing compounds for soft metals (such as brass and aluminum) are made from a fine, microcrystalline quartz to remove scratches and other surface imperfections. Sometimes called Tripoli, this compound is brown to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Intermediate & Final Polishing Compounds for Soft Metals
Intermediate and final polishing compounds for use on soft metals (such as brass and aluminum) are made from calcined alumina to remove light scratches and leave a final finish. Sometimes called white rouge, this compound is white to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Intermediate & Final Polishing Compounds for Steel & Stainless Steel
Intermediate and final polishing compounds for use on steel and stainless steel create a high-polish fine finish on all metals. Sometimes called emerald, this compound is green to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Final Polishing Compounds for Precious Metals
Final polishing compounds for precious metals create a high polish on soft, precious metals and thin plate. Sometimes called jeweler's rouge, this compound is red to distinguish it from other compounds.
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Final Polishing Compounds for Plastics & Acrylics
Final finishing compounds for use on plastics and acrylics create a high-gloss finish. This compound is blue to distinguish it from other compounds.
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