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Cheaper alternative
Better value than F1 Revival, polijst grof · 500 ml
- €9.70€9.70 per litre75% cheaper per litre
- €5.10€10.20 per litre73% cheaper per litre
- €6.49€12.98 per litre66% cheaper per litre
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Product description
Coarse Compound is a heavy-duty compound designed to remove deep scratches and paint defects from vehicle paintwork. Coarse Compound has a deep cutting action and works quickly to speed up car preparation time. Follow up with Nielsen Medium and Fine Compounds for best results. Coarse Compound is quick and easy to work with and has very little dusting. The silicone, ammonia and filler free formulation makes it ideal for use in body shops.
Benefits:
- Heavy-duty cutting compound
- Revives faded paintwork
- Removes deep scratches, heavy oxide film, paint defects and sanding marks
- Silicone and ammonia free
- Can be used with a rotary or DA polisher
How to use
Apply with a damp cloth and remove residues with a soft, dry cloth.
By Machine: Spread the Coarse Compound over the area to be treated on the lowest speed setting to prevent spattering. Increase the speed and work the Coarse Compound over the paint. For optimum results follow up with Nielsen Medium or Fine Compounds.
Shake container well before use.
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