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Finishing Compounds: Metal Polishing Compound for Buffing Wheels

Finishing Compounds: Metal Polishing Compound for Buffing Wheels

Finishing Compounds: Metal Polishing Compound for Buffing Wheels

Renegade Products is the premier manufacturer of polishing compounds that are robust in quality due to our use of premium raw materials. We do not use cheap fillers in our polishing compounds like other manufacturers that prioritize profit over bar quality. 

Our Finishing Compounds bring the ultimate shine and luster on top of your two-stage polish--use these if you are looking for a like-new, liquid metal type of shine.

What are metal polishing compounds?

Our metal polishing compounds are used with our Airway Buffing Wheels to increase the effectiveness of the wheel while being used during the cutting, buffing, and polishing process. Some are of a coarser consistency and are usually used to remove scratches while the others are finer, which lends to them being used to shine and finish your work. They should be applied to Airway Buffing Wheels by coating the edges of the airway buffs like below:

applying-compound-to-airway-buffing-wheel

What Metal Polishing Compound Should I Use?

To determine which polishing compounds are most appropriate for your project, we've listed them below along with some basic characteristics regarding their performance:

Competition Purple

    • Finishing Bar
    • Balanced consistency: neither “wet” nor “dry”
    • Contains fine abrasive grains
    • Cutting ability: 2/10
    • Dryness: 5/10
    • Ideal for use in low to high humidity levels
    • Ideal for use in low to high temperatures 
    •  

Blueberry

    • Finishing Bar
    • Contains super-fine abrasive grains
    • Considered a “very dry” bar
    • Cutting ability: 1/10
    • Dryness: 6/10
    • Ideal for use in low to high humidity levels
    • Ideal for use in low to high temperatures 


What Polisher/Grinder is most common with polishing compounds & buffing wheels? 

  • MAKITA 9237C- The best 3,500 RPM polishing machine (PROS & BEGINNERS) 
  • MAKITA GA7021 - The best 6,000 RPM polishing machine (PROS) 

How do I prep for polishing?

 

What do the colors mean for metal polishing compound?

  •  The color of the polishing compound is almost always a byproduct of the natural abrasive ingredients. Tripoli powder, pictured below for example, is an abrasive product that along with the other formula's ingredients allows the buffing wheel to polish a metal surface. These abrasives are often pigments as well causing the bar color to take on the appearance of the abrasive.
  • In situations where similar in color appearances have substantially different abrasive qualities, many manufactures (ourselves included) can add separate pigment or dye to help differentiate the products.

Pro tip: 

 

What speed should I move the buffing wheel across the surface?

 

 

 

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Finishing Compounds: Metal Polishing Compound for Buffing Wheels

Renegade Products is the premier manufacturer of polishing compounds that are robust in quality due to our use of premium raw materials. We do not use cheap fillers in our polishing compounds like other manufacturers that prioritize profit over bar quality. 

Our Finishing Compounds bring the ultimate shine and luster on top of your two-stage polish--use these if you are looking for a like-new, liquid metal type of shine.

What are metal polishing compounds?

Our metal polishing compounds are used with our Airway Buffing Wheels to increase the effectiveness of the wheel while being used during the cutting, buffing, and polishing process. Some are of a coarser consistency and are usually used to remove scratches while the others are finer, which lends to them being used to shine and finish your work. They should be applied to Airway Buffing Wheels by coating the edges of the airway buffs like below:

applying-compound-to-airway-buffing-wheel

What Metal Polishing Compound Should I Use?

To determine which polishing compounds are most appropriate for your project, we've listed them below along with some basic characteristics regarding their performance:

Competition Purple

    • Finishing Bar
    • Balanced consistency: neither “wet” nor “dry”
    • Contains fine abrasive grains
    • Cutting ability: 2/10
    • Dryness: 5/10
    • Ideal for use in low to high humidity levels
    • Ideal for use in low to high temperatures 
    •  

Blueberry

    • Finishing Bar
    • Contains super-fine abrasive grains
    • Considered a “very dry” bar
    • Cutting ability: 1/10
    • Dryness: 6/10
    • Ideal for use in low to high humidity levels
    • Ideal for use in low to high temperatures 


What Polisher/Grinder is most common with polishing compounds & buffing wheels? 

  • MAKITA 9237C- The best 3,500 RPM polishing machine (PROS & BEGINNERS) 
  • MAKITA GA7021 - The best 6,000 RPM polishing machine (PROS) 

How do I prep for polishing?

 

What do the colors mean for metal polishing compound?

  •  The color of the polishing compound is almost always a byproduct of the natural abrasive ingredients. Tripoli powder, pictured below for example, is an abrasive product that along with the other formula's ingredients allows the buffing wheel to polish a metal surface. These abrasives are often pigments as well causing the bar color to take on the appearance of the abrasive.
  • In situations where similar in color appearances have substantially different abrasive qualities, many manufactures (ourselves included) can add separate pigment or dye to help differentiate the products.

Pro tip: 

 

What speed should I move the buffing wheel across the surface?