What polishing agent should I buy, and where do I get it?
1974362
I found this product much better and good value for money than what our Dentist is using; furthermore you can control the pressure you are putting on your own teeth by using the polisher gently or pushing the polisher too abruptly which I found on my last visit to our Dentist which cost me $150.00 which was done by a Dental Assistant and not even a qualified Dentist or Dental Hygienist. Highly recommended as far as I can say.
1974363
they do enclose a small portion of a polishing substance with the kit. i usually just use my own tooth paste. a little goes a long way. i am sure if you want more of their agent you can buy some thru the company, although i never have or never tried to myself.
1974364
I buy the same stuff that dentists use. I bought some through Amazon from a company called OrthoBands.
1974365
I use either a little bit of my tooth paste, or I make a paste with baking soda. I also asked my dental hygienist at my last dental visit and she gave me so e of the actual deep tall polishing cream. My dentist also told me to only use my polisher at most every 2-3 weeks or may cause damage. Hope this helps! Good luck!
1795919
Go to maas.com, they can answer this better than I can.You will be told what is best to use for all metal and polish yourjewelry.
486317
I think you can order it from the manufacturer. However, all it is is very fine grit polishing tape (or film). I'm pretty sure you can buy it here for a better price: http://www.bestsharpeningstones.com/catalog/Lapping%20Film.htm Just get something in the 3-5 micron (4000-8000 grit) range.
1345075
No polish needed, this product does it all. Follow all directions carefully.
1132742
I purchased from "General Supply" and did NOT get the base coat that is supposed to come free with this polish. You might have better luck with a different vendor. I would ask each vendor before ordering. The base can NOT be purchased separately according to OPI.
1137699
I get my discs from here: http://www.worlddiamondsource.com/wds1.aspx?Id=Polishing_Pads_for_Hand-Held_GrindersI'd call and speak with a customer service rep, who can direct you to a particular abrasive depending on what materials you are working with. I've been dealing with WDS for years and they have been very knowledgeable and helpful, as well as competitive. Best of luck!
394122
I have never used the polishing cloth so I can't tell you if that would be better. I can tell you, however, that I use a separate one in different areas of the house. Hope this helps.
1394613
random orbit eliminates swirl marks in the polishing process. I also recommed the soft foam polishing pad that you can purchase at most auto supply stores. I purchased mine at NAPA. This maching is well balanced and put such a nice finish back on my 2006 Jaguar that many people thought I purchased a new car. Best of luck. (I tossed my old car polishing unit)
1088376
Hi. We found the easiest way to remove small imperfections in the finish due to situations such as yours is to use Quick Shine Deep Cleaner. You can treat just the problem squirt mark areas and scrub to remove the marked area only. Then just rub a fresh swipe of finish over those areas and they will blend right in. Quick Shine Deep Cleaner. Should be able to find it on-line. Works amazingly perfect for your situation.
1392355
As far as I know you have to buy their remover. Look up "Bona Polish Remover" on Amazon.
1673713
Try here: http://www.caswellplating.com/buffing-polishing/buffing-kits/electric-drill-kits/glass-polishing-kit.htmlSearch YouTube for helpful hints.Take your time.
1831921
It depends how much correction your paint needs. The best would be to clay then compound following a polish then a wax. If you go with meguiars look up there professional line like the m105 followed by m205 then pick a wax
1243819
Check wi the supplier and read read the explanation of the online carefully. If it's the correct one, they are great. Forget the polishing kits, replacements are the way to go
131192
not sure what u wanted but I got nail art plates from 2 places, 1 from walmart and a bunch online at bundlemonster.com, no special name. the best polish, if you can believe it, was from 5below and cvs. at 5below I got "art club nail art lacquer" for 3 for $5. works great; from cvs I got "wet and wild's Wild shine" colors black, purple and pink. I was told to get some polish with "chromeiness" not sure what that was but I went with a opal type of sheen to polish. You do have to be fairly quick. polish nails and LET DRY!!!! Then decorate. set your self up with everything u need and cover surface!! it will get messy. once u put polish on plate get moving, scrape w/ a little force, roll over to ink stamp and roll on nail. After three or four tries you will get it. btw some mistakes look better than perfect nails. Mom loved her single flower oops better than the perfect arch on her thumb. Then top coat, top coat, top coat. not that u need 3 coats but must not forget it. Mine lasted 8 days when I kept renewing top coat every 2 days. Oh last tip DO NOT use any polish w/ glitter for stamp. It wont work. save that for base color if u want.
1423960
I can't tell what the question really is. Patent numbers probably will not answer this person's needs. If it were me I would order the correct sized brushes from Koblenz (i.e. thru Amazon). I purchased a koblenz polisher from Amazon last year. It has the same size brushes, pads ,etc. as a polisher I owned 20 years ago and attached the same way. If it doesn't fit/work return to Amazon.
380193
No. It suggest that toothpaste be used. I purchased polisher separately. I think that toothpaste is gone and its less abrasive
700293
Polisher works much better as it helps coat teeth evenly and allows it to be worked into the enamel more effectively...plus it gives you the bonus shine. I purchased a battery operated polisher from Amazon for $7-8. Works great!