Gelcoat Cut Compound

Effectively removes heavy abrasive marks, dirt, induced by weathering, water pollution, and sunlight exposure.

Formulated for all fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces, finding extensive applications in the boat building industry, recreational vehicle manufacturing, and various industrial sectors.

An ideal choice for the first-step finishing process of gelcoat.

A machine polishing compound is formulated with an advanced recipe, aiming to eradicate the sanding marks left by a minimum of P1200 grit on newly applied paint. It is applicable to all paint systems as well as fiberglass gelcoat. It can be utilized in conjunction with wool or foam pads on either a rotary or dual action polishing device. This compound is silicone-free and poses no risk to any painted areas. 

1. Thoroughly clean the surface before commencing the polishing process. 2. Shake the bottle well before usage and dispense a small amount of the product onto the polishing pad. A pea-sized amount is adequate for an area approximately 40 by 40 centimeters. 3. In case of significant signs of wear, employ the Cutting Foam Pad. If a new or dry pad is being used, apply sufficient polish to avoid the appearance of prominent holograms. 4. Utilize either a rotary or an orbital polishing machine and adopt the cross-coating technique. Apply light pressure at the onset of the polishing. Ease off the pressure during the final cycles and enhance the speed of the polishing machine. 5. When dealing with extremely dry coatings, moisten the pad and spin out any surplus water to avert the formation of dust. 6. Initially, the polish will have a somewhat milky appearance and should be worked until only a faintly transparent/oily film is observable. 7. Upon completion of the polishing, eliminate any residue using our Microfiber Towel, without exerting any pressure. 8. All indications of sanding and wear have now been eradicated. For an outstandingly glossy finish and enhanced protection, apply 908 Ultra Seal.

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