180mm Polishing Bonnet Hook & Loop Concave (SPC00125)

180mm Polishing Bonnet Hook & Loop Concave (SPC00125)

Name: 180mm Polishing Bonnet Hook &amp; Loop Concave (SPC00125)
SKU: SPC00125
Price: 339.00 ZAR
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SKU: SPC00125 Category: Polishing Wool

Product Description

hook and loop polishing wool buff

Diameter: Ø180mm
Use backing pad:

SPC00119

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 hook and loop. 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.

hook and loop polishing wool buff range:

ORDER NO.	DIAMETER	USE BACKING PAD
SPC00123	ø125mm	SPC00120
SPC00125	ø180mm	SPC00119

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

Additional Information

Brand	Tork Craft

Steps to take when polishing a panel:

1. Preparing the panel:

Sometimes a panel has fine over-spray left from spraying the clear-coat. This needs to be removed by lightly sanding with a fine abrasive paper. All over-spray need to be sanded out up to P1500 grit.
The panel should be washed when all spray-finishing defects have been removed. Any dirt particles could cause scratch marks when polishing.
Tight curves and ends of the panel should be masked-off to prevent the effects caused by point pressure. The polisher should always be used on flat surfaces.

2. Applying the polishing compound:

A five rand coin amount of polishing compound should be applied to the buff. Switch the polisher to it’s lowest speed setting.
Switch on the polisher and gradually spread the polishing compound over the panel.
Keep moving the polisher on the panel to have as little amount of pressure and friction.
The polishing compound will remove the scratch marks caused by the P1500 sand paper and it will bring out an impressive gloss finish.
Remove the masking from the panels and apply the polishing compound to a microfiber cloth. Hand polish (by moving your hand in a small circular motion) the tight curves and ends in the panels until the same finish is achieved as from the polisher.