G360 Super Fast Polishing System - Starter Kit

G360 Super Fast Compound can be used to eliminate 3000 grit sanding and polish rapidly from P1500 to a deep gloss finish.

To replace sanding with 3000 grit first use a Farécla Super High Cut Pad (GMC650), and then remove process marks created by step 1 using a G Mop Angled Compounding Foam (GMC622).

1. Ensure surface is clean, dry and cool to the touch
2. Shake bottle well before use
3. Apply a small amount of product onto the surface and spread across the defect area
4. Start at 1500rpm with the Super High Cut Pad at a slight angle, and finish at 900rpm with the pad flat to the surface
5. Switch pad to the G Mop Angled Compounding Foam
6. Apply a small amount of product onto the surface
7. Polish briefly at 900-1300rpm
8. Wipe clean with a G Plus Finishing Cloth and repeat if necessary

G360 Super Fast Finish can be used to further enhance gloss levels of light colours and on dark colours to rapidly eliminate light swirls and holograms and leave an enhanced deep gloss finish.

Farécla recommend using with the G Mop Angled Finishing Foam (GMF622) - recommended speed may vary depending on your chosen applicator.

1. Ensure surface is clean, dry and cool to the touch
2. Shake bottle well before use
3. Apply a small amount of product onto the surface
4. Spread over the surface and polish at 800 - 1100 RPM
5. Work in small areas at a time, keeping the applicator flat to the surface
6. Wipe clean and repeat if necessary

1. Don’t overapply – use between 30% and 50% less compound than you would normally use with other brands. Use sparingly – too much incurs additional and unnecessary cost, extra clean up time, and can clog the pad reducing effectiveness of cut.
2. For optimum performance in removing P1500 sanding scratches always use the Super High Cut Pad. This reduces the need to use P3000 which reduces cost and cycle time.
3. When using a rotary polisher ensure the machine speed is set to the correct level between 1500 and 1800 RPM – too low or too fast will result in low product performance and increase polishing cycle time.
4. Apply light pad pressure. Don’t lean on the polisher or hold it at too steep an angle – it might sometimes cut quicker, but holograms and therefore reworks can result.
5. Don’t polish for too long – this can put micro-scratches into the surfaces, which then take more time to get out. Using products that have a transparent film can help.
6. Knead a brand new foam before first use and prime it with compound – this stops any initial “scratchiness” and prompts more effective polishing at the outset.
7. Always spur foam and wool polishing pads regularly. Wash them out with warm water and leave to dry overnight to prolong the life of pads. A build-up of compound from previous jobs will reduce cut and cause skating. Dried compound can put scratches into the surface.
8. Avoid polishing under-cured paint (paying particular attention to the baking oven panel bake temperature and cold spots, gun set-ups, spraying technique. Soft paint cannot be polished effectively and may require reworking at a later stage.
9. Always use two microfibre cloths (dirty and clean) – learn the folding technique for always using a clean section of microfibre to avoid marring the finished surface.
10. Finally, good housekeeping is paramount to a successful outcome. Ensure all machinery is in a well maintained and clean state ensure all pads are washed and spurred regularly.