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Buffing and Polishing Compounds
Apply a layer of compound by holding one of these bars against a revolving buffing wheel. Microns are approximate.
Most buffing processes have two steps:
Cutting, the first step, removes scratches and surface imperfections.
Coloring, the second step, produces an even finish.
Cutting/coloring compounds perform both steps at once.
Buffing Wheel, Bob, and Compound Kits
Most buffing processes have two steps:
Cutting, the first step, removes scratches and surface imperfections.
Coloring, the second step, produces an even finish.
Cutting/coloring compounds perform both steps at once.
For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.
| No. of Pieces | Includes | Each | |
| 20 | Three Medium Polishing Bobs (Flat-Tip Cylinder, Ball, and Oval)—1/2" Head Dia. × 1/2" Head Lg. × 1/8" Shank Dia. Two Medium Polishing Bobs (Pear and Flat-Tip Cone)—1/2" Head Dia. × 3/4" Head Lg. × 1/8" Shank Dia. Two Medium Polishing Bobs (Rounded-Tip Cylinder and Rounded-Tip Cone)—1/2" Head Dia. × 1" Head Lg. × 1/8" Shank Dia. Eight Buffing Wheels (Four Flat-Edge and Four Tapered-Edge)—3/4" Dia. × 1/8" Thick. One 1/8" Dia. Shank for Buffing Wheels One 1/2 oz. Extra-Smooth-Finish Brown Coloring Compound One 1/2 oz. Polished-Finish Red Rouge Cutting/Coloring Compound One 1/2 oz. Polished-Finish White Rouge Cutting/Coloring Compound One 1/2 oz. Polished-Finish Black Cutting/Coloring Compound | 0000000 | 000000 |