String Buff Wheel – 6″

WHICH COMPOUND SHOULD I USE ?

Brown Tripoli – D218

Used for Polishing, Shining to give a lustrous finish.

Best for Wood Surfaces and Softer Metals like Brass, Copper, and Aluminium

The Brown Tripoli Buffing Compound is very versatile and is widely used on Softer Metals such as Brass, Copper, and Aluminium to polish surfaces. It can also be applied to Wood surfaces, giving rise to a Glossy Finish.

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Green Buffing Compound – D221

Used to Remove Scratches and provides a Mirror-like Finish.

Best for Stainless Steel

This Green Polishing Compound is perfect for finishing Stainless Steel surfaces. It is sometimes referred to as the compound of Stainless Steel..

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Blue Buffing Compound – D222

Restores Material Smoothness and gives it a Gleam.

Best for Non-Ferrous Metals, Plastics, or Synthetic Materials

This Blue Polishing Compound restores the original Smoothness and Sparkle on Non-Ferrous Metals, Plastics, or Synthetic Materials.

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Yellow Buffing Compound – D223

Provide a High-Quality Shine

Best for Hard Metals like Gold and Platinum

These Dry, Low-Residue Polishing Compound provides a Dazzling Shine on Hard Metals like Gold and Platinum which is why it is popular in the jewellery industry.

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White Buffing Compound – D224

Ideal for Cutting and Polishing

Best for Hard Metals and Stainless Steel

This White Polishing Compound is used mainly on Hard Metals and Stainless Steel, having a more refined composition makes them suitable for the Polishing Processes, Cutting and Intermediate Stages.

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Grey Polishing Compound – D220

Used to restore the natural luster of ferrous metals

Best for Ferrous Metals – Cast Iron – Stainless Steel – Wrought Iron – Nickel

The Grey Polishing Compound is very versatile and is widely used on Ferrous Metals – Non Ferrous – Metals – Plastic & Wood.

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White Stitched mop is for coarse buffing.

Keep a separate mop for each compound.