Soft99 Polishing Compound Range

Description

Give your dull, faded, swirl marked paint a new lease of life with Soft99’s New range of Compounds. Should be used with machine only.

Soft99 Cutting Compound – 1st Step

The first step in a three-stage polishing system from Soft99. Highly abrasive water-based paste for use with rotary or orbital polishing machines. Removes the most severe defects of the paintwork, preparing the surface for the second polishing step

1. Apply an optimal amount of paste onto the pad or polishing sponge.
2. Work on small segments of the paintwork, adequately selecting the machine’s rotation speed.
3. Frequently check the temperature of the paintwork to prevent it from overheating.
4. Keep checking the effects using Silicone Off, which will remove the remaining paste and help you evaluate the actual progress of the work.

Soft99 Polishing Compound – 2nd Step

The second step in a three-stage polishing system from Soft99. Water-based paste with medium abrasiveness for use with rotary or orbital polishing machines. It helps to even out any flaws or scratches remaining after the first step and prepares the paint for the finishing polishing stage.

1. Apply an optimal amount of paste onto the pad or polishing sponge.
2. Work on small segments of the paintwork, adequately selecting the machine’s rotation speed.
3. Frequently check the temperature of the paintwork to prevent it from overheating.
4. Keep checking the effects using Silicone Off, which will remove the remaining paste and help you evaluate the actual progress of the work.

Soft99 Finishing Compound – 3rd Step

The third step in the three-stage polishing system from Soft99. Water-based finishing paste designed for use with rotary or orbital polishing machines. Removes even the smallest defects.

1. Apply an optimal amount of paste onto the pad or polishing sponge.
2. Work on small segments of the paintwork, adequately selecting the machine’s rotation speed.
3. Frequently check the temperature of the paintwork to prevent it from overheating.
4. Keep checking the effects using Silicone Off, which will remove the remaining paste and help you evaluate the actual progress of the work.