Tork Craft - Polishing Sponge Hook And Loop 125mm 5"

Compounding sponge Pattern: Standard Firm Blue Ø125mm Thread/hook and loop: hook and loop Application: The compounding sponge should be used with an automotive polisher It is necessary to polish a vehicle body panel when: - The panel has been newly painted with a clear-coat. - Shallow scratch marks need to be removed. - The panel has suffered from oxidation. - Swirl marks and hologram defects need to be removed. Compounding sponge uses: COLOUR POLISH COMPOUND White Good Best Orange Good Best Red Best Black Best Compounding sponge range: ORDER NO. DENSITY COLOUR DIAMETER THREAD PATTERN SPC00101 Firm Orange ø200mm hook and loop Standard SPC00100 Soft Yellow ø200mm hook and loop Standard SPC00102 Soft Red ø200mm hook and loop Standard TCCS15058 Firm White ø150mm 5/8 UNC Standard TCCS15014-1 Firm White ø150mm M14 Standard TCCS15014-4 Firm White ø150mm M14 Standard TCCS15014 Firm Orange ø150mm M14 Standard TCC15014-2 Soft Red ø150mm M14 Standard TCCS15014-3 Soft Black ø150mm M14 Standard TCCS15014-5 Soft Black ø150mm M14 Waffle SPC00124 Firm Blue ø125mm hook and loop Standard NOTE: For the ø200mm hook and loop compounding sponges, use the M14 backing pad SPC00106 Adaptors to convert or lenghten the polisher's thread: ORDER NO./td> MALE THREAD FEMALE THREAD SPC00055 5/8 UNC 5/8 UNC SPC00053 5/8 UNC M14 SPC00054 M14 5/8 UNC SPC00052 M14 M14 Recommended polishing compounds to use: - Liquid Shine™ High cut - Features a silicone, wax and filler free polishing compound to give a high gloss finish on fresh or cured paint. It is capable of removing P1500 grit sanding marks. It can be used on automotive paints, marine gel-coats and on composite surfaces. - Liquid Shine™ Fine cut - similar to the High cut polishing compound, but it is designed for use on a ceramic and scratch resistant clear-coat. It is capable of removing P2000 scratch marks. - Liquid Shine™ Zero swirl - Very low abrasive for the final step of polishing. Removes holograms and swirl marks. Use a soft compounding sponge as a final step