Buffing compounds are used with buffing and polishing wheels to increase the effectiveness of the wheel and to help you accomplish your tasks more quickly. They come in all different types and colors, each uniquely suited to a different aspect of the buffing, cutting, and polishing process. Some are rougher and allow you to quickly
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Designed with a light cutting grit for cleaning and buffing micro surface defects out of hard metals such as stainless steel, iron, steel to a brilliant shine. To achieve the best results, apply this compound bar to a full stitched cotton buffing wheel for cleaning and a loose stitch buffing wheel for surface finishing. Can easily be buffed out to a polished surface without the need of any other polishing or finishing bars.
AES Industries Stainless Steel and Hard Metal Cleaning & Polishing Compound Bar 4oz 5 x 1
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