Adam's Heavy Cutting Compound 12oz — improve paint clarity by correcting swirls, oxidation and surface defects.
Adam’s Heavy Cutting Compound saves time and energy during the polishing process by providing on demand, lightning fast defect removal while still finishing down to an ultra-fine gloss in as little as one-step. This formula uses highly specialized, diminishing abrasive technology with no fillers or silicones and is therefore body shop safe and suitable for professional use. Adam’s Heavy Cutting Compound will also find frequent use as a means of boosting the cut of Adam’s Compound, when needed.
- Removes Up To 1000-1200 Sanding Marks
- Hyper Cutting & Premier Finishing Capability
- Quickly Removes Defects, Swirls, Scratches, Oxidation and Marring
- Designed for Use with Adam’s Heavy Cutting Wool Pad
- Saves Time & Energy During Polishing Process
- Silicone Free, Body Shop Safe, No Fillers
How to use
- Wash, decontaminate and dry the vehicle. Inspect the paint and mask sensitive trim and sharp edges before correction.
- Choose a compatible pad and begin with a small test section. Start with the least aggressive combination that gives the result you need.
- Spread a small amount of product at low speed, then work with controlled, overlapping passes. Keep the pad moving and monitor surface temperature; extra pressure is not a substitute for a suitable pad.
- Wipe residue with a clean microfiber towel and inspect under direct light. Clean or change loaded pads frequently and refine with a finer finishing step if needed.
Aftercare and maintenance
After abrasive correction, prepare the paint for your chosen wax, sealant or coating. Maintain the result with gentle washing and clean drying towels. Wash pads promptly, let them air-dry completely and store them away from grit. Polishing removes material, so avoid chasing defects that extend beyond a safe correction depth.
Will polishing remove every scratch?
Results depend on paint thickness, hardness, defect depth, pad choice and technique. Scratches through the clear coat and failing paint require repair rather than repeated polishing. A test spot helps establish a realistic result.
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