Satin-Glo Greaseless Polishing Compound (60grit)

The descriptive word “greaseless” is applied to this type of polishing compound because it is made completely free of grease, oil or wax. The formulations are composed of abrasive grits blended into a mixture of glue and water, which serves as the adhesive binder. When the solid tube of Satin-Glo compound is applied to a revolving buffing wheel, frictional heat softens the compound, transferring a coating to the wheel face. This coating dries immediately, forming a flexible and resilient abrasive cutting surface that is ready for instant use. When the abrasive head is worn down, polishing action is renewed again by applying compound over the worn head. The work surface is left dry requiring no cleaning should a subsequent painting or plating operation follow. Dated for your Protection: Greaseless Compounds should be rotated to use the oldest stock first. The manufactured date, plainly stamped on each carton, insures this protection. No Cleaning Operation Required: Because Satin-Glo Greaseless Compound is made completely free of any tallows, oils, or waxes, the buffed work is left clean and dry, and further cleaning operations are not required.

• Produces a Satin, Butler, or Semi-Bright finish.
• Use for Burring, Polishing, Trimming, Blending, Breaking Edges and Removing Machine Marks, Pits, and Surface Imperfections.
• Excellent for Cleaning Rusty Surfaces and Welding Burns and for Removing Machine Marks.
• Greaseless compounds have a water soluble adhesive base, which dries hard if left exposed to air. To prevent this, open tubes should be resealed or wrapped in a damp cloth. Warm weather softens greaseless compounds- sometimes excessively. To harden compound, store under refridgeration or put unopoened tubes in cold water prior to using.
• Satin-Glo Compound is easily applied to loose or tight sewed buffs, hard felt or cloth polishing wheels and small bobs. This allows extreme flexibility for the operator when finishing articles that have flat or rounded surfaces as well as irregular, restricted and recessed areas.