Plastic Polishing Compounds

Our compounds are suitable for most plastics, including acrylic, polycarbonate, PVC, and fiberglass. Always test on a small area first.

Cutting compounds remove scratches and oxidation, restoring surface smoothness. Polishing compounds provide a glossy, mirror-like finish after cutting.

Both. Hand application works for small areas, while a rotary polisher is recommended for larger surfaces for faster and more uniform results.

Apply a small amount to a clean cloth or polishing pad. Work in circular motions over the surface, then wipe off any residue. Repeat if necessary.

Start with the cutting compound to remove imperfections, then finish with the polishing compound to achieve a glossy shine.

Yes, they are safe for colored plastics. However, excessive polishing may slightly affect very thin or delicate layers of paint or coating.

Wipe the area with a clean microfiber cloth and mild soap solution if needed. Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the plastic.

It depends on usage and exposure. For outdoor or heavily used plastics, polishing every 3–6 months is recommended. Indoor items may require less frequent maintenance.

Yes, our compounds are water-based, non-toxic, and safe for household use. Always follow the safety instructions.

As a general guideline, a pea-sized amount of compound can cover roughly 0.5–1 square foot (15–30 cm²), depending on the surface and polishing method. For larger areas, apply small amounts gradually to avoid waste and ensure even coverage.