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Aqua Buff 1000-W Fast Cut Compound
Product Description
Aqua Buff 1000-W is a polishing compound designed to remove heavy oxidation or sanding scratches from gelcoat. It also cleans variety of surfaces including boat hulls with gelcoat. The compound removes 320 – 600 grit scratches. (To remove 1000 grit scratches and higher use Aqua-Buff 2000.) There are no oils or polymers in Aquabuff, so the surface you see is the true surface.
Note: Aqua Buff 1000-W is a blue-green color and is easier to see on some surfaces. Gives black and dark colored pigments a high sheen. Not recommend for polishing white gelcoat! Use Aqua Buff 1000-F on white surfaces.
Key Features:
- Swirl-mark Free Finish – achieve the ultimate shine!
- Easy Application – apply with Cotton or Foam pad
- Economical – less product is needed when compared to other brands
- Water-based – enrivironmentally friendly
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Application: Dab Aqua–Buff 1000 or 2000 on the surface using a brush or cloth (stick to a small area), and then use a spray bottle to mist the surface with water. Only use about a coin sized amount per square foot (about half the amount used for other compounds.) Immediately machine buff* with a clean, damp, compound pad. Use wool or wool/blend pads only.
*For best results, use machine buffers that generate at least 2500 rpm
Tools:
Wool Buffing Pad – a professional grade wool buffing pad will remove scratches without leaving swirl marks
Foam Polishing Pad – select a foam polishing pad to give the surface a professional shine
Cotton Buffing Pad – use a cotton buffing pad for a great polish
Misting Bottle – any spray bottle set to mist
Suggested Uses: To remove scratches and polish composite from patterns, plugs, masters, and product molds. Also to clean and remove scratches from Fibre-Reinforced-Plastic parts, metals, and painted surfaces.
Time: All time calculations are base on temperatures of 77°F, 25°C
Viscosity: 60,000 – 90,000 cps as measured on a Brookfield Viscometer Model RVF, Spindle #6 at 10 rpm
Weight per Gallon: 11.0 +/-0.3 lb/gal
Grit (particle) size in microns: 80% are less than 40 microns particle size; 10 % average 40 microns; 10% are greater than 40 microns
