G360 Polish Super Rapide

Le G360 Polish Super Rapide peut être utilisé pour éliminer le ponçage au grain 3000 et polir rapidement du P1500 à une finition brillante profonde.

Pour remplacer le ponçage avec du grain 3000, utilisez d'abord un Farécla Mousse Super Coupe, puis retirez les marques de processus créées par l'étape 1 à l'aide d'un G Mop Mousse Densité Tendre Souple Incliné (Jaune).

1. Assurez-vous que la surface est propre, sèche et fraîche au toucher.
2. Bien agiter la bouteille avant utilisation.
3. Appliquez une petite quantité de produit sur la surface et étalez-la sur la zone défectueuse.
4. Commencez à 1500 tr/min avec le Mousse Super Coupe légèrement incliné, et terminez à 900 tr/min avec le tampon à plat sur la surface.
5. Changez le tampon pour le G Mop Mousse Densité Tendre Souple Incliné (Jaune).
6. Appliquez une petite quantité de produit sur la surface.
7. Polissez brièvement à une vitesse de 900 à 1300 tr/min.
8. Essuyez proprement avec un Chiffons De Finition G Plus et répétez si nécessaire.

1. N'en mettez pas trop – utilisez entre 30 % et 50 % moins de polish que vous n'en utiliseriez normalement avec d'autres marques. Utilisez le produit avec parcimonie – trop de produit entraîne un coût supplémentaire et inutile, un temps de nettoyage plus long et peut encrasser le tampon, réduisant son efficacité.
2. Pour une performance optimale dans l'élimination des rayures de ponçage P1500, utilisez toujours le G Mop Mousse Super Coupe. Cela réduit la nécessité d'utiliser du P3000, ce qui réduit le coût et le temps de cycle.
3. Lors de l'utilisation d'une polisseuse rotative, assurez-vous que la vitesse de la machine est réglée au bon niveau entre 1500 et 1800 RPM – une vitesse trop basse ou trop élevée entraînera une faible performance du produit et augmentera le temps de polissage.
4. Appliquez une légère pression sur le tampon. Ne vous appuyez pas sur la polisseuse ou ne la tenez pas à un angle trop abrupt – cela pourrait parfois couper plus rapidement, mais des hologrammes et donc des retouches peuvent en résulter.
5. Ne polissez pas trop longtemps – cela peut introduire des micro-rayures dans les surfaces, qui prendront ensuite plus de temps à éliminer. L'utilisation de produits ayant un film transparent peut aider.
6. Pétrissez une nouvelle mousse avant la première utilisation et imprégnez-la de polish – cela élimine toute « rugosité » initiale et favorise un polissage plus efficace dès le départ.
7. Toujours nettoyer régulièrement les tampons en mousse et en laine. Lavez-les à l'eau tiède et laissez-les sécher toute la nuit pour prolonger la durée de vie des tampons. Un dépôt de polish provenant des travaux précédents réduira la coupe et provoquera des glissements. Le polish séché peut introduire des rayures dans la surface.
8. Évitez de polir une peinture insuffisamment durcie (en prêtant une attention particulière à la température de cuisson du four et aux points froids, aux réglages du pistolet, à la technique de pulvérisation). Une peinture molle ne peut pas être polie efficacement et peut nécessiter des retouches ultérieures.
9. Utilisez toujours deux chiffons en microfibre (sale et propre) – apprenez la technique de pliage pour toujours utiliser une section propre de microfibre afin d'éviter de marquer la surface finie.
10. Enfin, une bonne gestion est primordiale pour un résultat réussi. Assurez-vous que tout le matériel est bien entretenu et propre, et que tous les tampons sont lavés et nettoyés régulièrement.

A Rotary polisher spins in a continuous circular motion, creating a direct and aggressive polishing action that is ideal for faster defect removal and heavier cutting applications.

A Dual Action (DA) polisher combines rotary and oscillating movements, producing a smoother and generally less aggressive polishing action that is commonly used for refining and finishing.

Although Rotary polishing will typically deliver a heavier cut, actual polishing performance depends on a range of factors including substrate type and condition, compound and applicator selection, machine speed, user handling and machine throw. In some spot repair situations, smaller orbit Dual Action machines such as the G Plus Mini Dual Action Polisher may achieve both rapid correction and a high finishing performance when head to head against its rotary counterpart.

Several G Mop applicators can be used across both Rotary and Dual Action polishing systems. Users should check product packaging and the product listings for compatibility guidance and recommended operating instructions.

Both machine types are capable of achieving high quality correction and finishing results in skilled hands. The choice between Rotary and Dual Action polishing often depends on the application, substrate condition, working area and operator preference.

Many Farécla process guides and solutions are designed around a preferred machine type. However, users with access to both Rotary and Dual Action polishers may mix and match recommended processes and product combinations according to operator preference and application requirements to achieve optimal results.

Yes. G360 Super Fast Compound can be used with both Rotary and Dual Action polishing systems when paired with the correct applicator and process.

Farécla currently offers two versions of the G Mop Super High Cut Pad designed for use with G360 Super Fast Compound:

• Red | GMC650 - Rotary use ONLY
• White | GMC660 & GMC760 - Dual Action use ONLY

See: What is the difference between the "RED" and "WHITE" G Mop Super High Cut Pads? for full details

When used with a Dual Action machine and the recommended applicators, G360 Super Fast Compound is capable of delivering strong correction and a high gloss finish as either a standalone process or as part of a wider polishing system.

See: Process Guide: G360 Super Fast System for DUAL ACTION Polishers for full details

Broadly speaking, Rotary polishing systems will typically deliver the fastest and most consistent higher correction performance with G360, particularly during heavier correction applications. However, some users may prefer Dual Action polishing for improved finishing characteristics, increased control or personal preference.

For users looking for a Dual Action-focused alternative, G3 Pro D.A. Cutting Compound is also recommended. Developed primarily with enthusiast and detailing users in mind, it is compatible with the recommended pads used within the G360 Dual Action process and offers a lower dusting polishing experience while still delivering strong correction performance.

Both the Rotary and Dual Action G360 Super Fast processes are designed to deliver rapid defect removal and a high gloss finish, but they differ in machine action and recommended applicators for certain stages of the process.

HIGH CUT - To remove P1500 or finer sanding marks
This stage eliminates P1500 sanding marks from conventional low bake clear coats and prepares the surface for MEDIUM CUT polishing.

• Rotary - G360 Super Fast Compound with a G Mop Super High Cut Pad [RED]
• Dual Action - G360 Super Fast Compound with a G Mop Super High Cut Pad [WHITE] 

While similar in appearance, subtle differences in dimensions, foam structure and the fibres of the polishing face mean they behave differently in use. As a result, each pad requires a specific handling approach for optimal control and to avoid introducing additional surface defects.

MEDIUM CUT - To remove process marks and medium defects such as swirls and light scuffs
This stage rapidly eliminates heavier swirls and holograms, leaving an excellent gloss finish on light colours while preparing dark colours for FINE CUT polishing.

• Rotary & Dual Action - G360 Super Fast Compound with a G Mop Angled Yellow Compounding Foam

FINE CUT - To remove fine defects such as holograms and light swirls while enhancing gloss levels
This stage further enhances gloss levels on light colours while rapidly eliminating light swirls and holograms on dark colours for an enhanced deep gloss finish.

• Rotary - G360 Super Fast Finish with a G Mop Angled Black Finishing Foam
• Dual Action - G360 Super Fast Finish with a G Mop Dual Action Finishing Foam

The recommended finishing pads for Rotary and Dual Action polishing are designed to offer optimal handling, machine stability and airflow characteristics for their respective machine actions.

Broadly speaking, Rotary polishing is commonly favoured for fast and consistent higher correction performance, while Dual Action polishing is often preferred for increased control and enhanced finishing characteristics.

The choice between Rotary and Dual Action polishing will depend on operator preference, substrate condition, working area and the finish standard required. Users with access to both machine types may also combine elements of each process to suit the application and optimise overall performance.

For further details, see:

• Process Guide: G360 Super Fast System for ROTARY Polishers
• Process Guide: G360 Super Fast System for DUAL ACTION Polishers
• What is the difference between the "RED" and "WHITE" G Mop Super High Cut Pads?

Farécla offers two types of G Mop Super High Cut Pad(s):

The RED Pad
150 mm Range: GMC650 (78072700153) 
Introduced alongside G360 Super Fast Compound, this pad is recommended for use with ROTARY polishing processes.

The WHITE Pad
150 mm Range: GMC660 (66254427056)
180 mm Range: GMC760 (66254427057)
Introduced in 2026, this pad is recommended for use with DUAL ACTION polishing processes.

Both pads are designed for use with G360 Super Fast Compound and will remove P1500 or finer sanding scratches when used as part of the correct process.

While similar in appearance, subtle differences in dimensions, foam structure and the fibres of the polishing face mean they behave differently in use. As a result, each pad requires a specific handling approach for optimal control and to avoid introducing additional surface defects.

For best performance, Farécla recommends:
GMC650 – Rotary use ONLY
GMC660 & GMC760 – Dual Action use ONLY

Further guidance is available in the related FAQs: 

• Can GMC650 be used with a DUAL ACTION Polishing Machine?
• Can GMC660 be used with a ROTARY Polishing Machine?

NOTE: Due to an administrative error, some early “new look” packaging (see “G Mop Applicator Range – Packaging Update”) for GMC650 and GMC660 incorrectly suggest cross-use between rotary and dual action polishing machines. Artwork has been updated, and future production runs will carry the revised information