Description
The text describes the use of a polishing wool buff to polish a car body panel. The buff is fastened to a rubber backing pad with laces, and it is necessary to use the same diameter buff as the backing pad in order to avoid scratches. Different polishing compounds can be used with the buff, and it is recommended to use a high cut, fine cut, or zero swirl polishing compound.
Tie on polishing wool buff
Diameter: Ø250mm
 Application:
The polishing wool buff should be used with an
automotive polisher. Different polishes and waxes can be used with the buff. The buff is fastened onto a rubber backing pad with laces. Make sure the diameter of the polishing buff is the same as the backing pad's diameter. It is necessary to polish a vehicle body panel when:
- The panel has been newly painted with a clear-coat.
- Shallow scratch marks need to be removed.
- The panel has suffered from oxidation.
- Swirl marks and hologram defects need to be removed.
TIP: The buff is washable after use if the polishing compound is soluble.
Tie on polishing wool buff range:
ORDER NO. DIAMETER USE BACKING PAD MM4 *100mm  MM5 *125mm TCBP125C / PG338 MM6 *150mm TCBP150C MM7 *180mm PG33805 MM7-2 *180mm PG33805 MM8 *200mm  MM9 *230mm  MM9-2 *230mm  MM10 *250mm Â
Recommended polishing compounds to use:
- Liquid Shine High cut - Features a silicone, wax and filler free polishing compound to give a high gloss finish on fresh or cured paint. It is capable of removing P1500 grit sanding marks. It can be used on automotive paints, marine gel-coats and on composite surfaces.
- Liquid Shine Fine cut - similar to the High cut polishing compound, but it is designed for use on a ceramic and scratch resistant clear-coat. It is capable of removing P2000 scratch marks.
- Liquid Shine Zero swirl - Very low abrasive for the final step of polishing. Removes holograms and swirl marks. Use a soft compounding sponge as a final step