What's the Best Polishing Compound?
Selecting the right polishing compound is key to achieving fast, effective, and high-quality results. The best choice of compound depends on:
- What surface you’re polishing
- What defect you’re resolving
- What level of finish you need
Step 1: What Surface Are You Working On?
Before selecting a compound, first identify the type of surface you're polishing:
- Automotive Refinish & Bodyshop Work → G360 or G3 Range
- Industrial, Marine, GRP & Composite Applications → Profile Range
Step 2: What’s the Task?
The best compound depends on what you’re trying to achieve.
- Removing sanding marks & refining fresh paint? → High-cut compound needed
- Polishing out swirls, oxidation, or light defects? → Medium/fine cut compound needed
- Polishing GRP, marine, or industrial surfaces? → Specialist industrial compounds required
Step 3: Choose the Best Polishing Compound for the Job
Best for Automotive Refinishing & Bodyshops
- Best for removing sanding marks and defects → G360 Super Fast Compound
- Best for removing swirls and holograms → G360 Super Fast Finish
Best for Industrial, Marine & GRP Applications
- Best for restoring plugs and moulds → Profile 100
- Best for removing sanding marks and heavy defects from production and tooling gelcoat surfaces → Profile 200
- Best for eliminating P1200 scratches from GRP, painted and lacquered surfaces → Profile 350
- Best for eliminating sanding marks and defects, paint, lacquer, acrylic and plexiglass → Profile 400
- Best for Final Finish & High Gloss → Profile 700
How to use them
Take a look at our Solutions Finder to see some examples of the different processes for the different tasks.
Need advice? Contact us with your technical enquiries.