I have a Koblenz and need to polish light scratches and scuffs and of acrylic floor finish. Will these work?
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Laura I would be afraid to use them on your finish. I have wood floors that are not prefinished. They are more for cleaning than removing scratches. I don't really know but they might damage the finish.
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The Tan pads are for scrubbing not polishing, They have green ones that could work, but I would get a set of the felt pads and use a liquid floor cleaner/polisher product(like Bona or Bruce hard surface cleaner) with them. An interesting note on both tan and green pads one side is rougher than the other, so be sure to use the smoother side for buffing or polishing and the rougher side for cleaning and scrubbing.
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I would not polish these. Dish soap and water to clean and towel dry. Buff with microfiber cloth removing any smudges. Store away from moisture and you should be good to go.
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I would say yes to this. I recommend any of the smaller/ stiffer brushes dipped in acetone would work perfectly. I do the same to clean up edges and any polishes that gets to close to the cutical. Hope this helps!
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I would assume it would, Just need to find the correct polishing compound. Would use the black pad with a mild polish first, and if needed, then switch to buff majic. Pro-polish should help to resore the color and remove light oxidation.
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Are you wanting to know if a Polish needs polishing or a German needs polishing? I would say it won't hurt either to be polished :).
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Yes absolutely, I've used them on hard wood floors for a year now. No marks. no scratches.
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They will not scratch most bicycle finishes. They are hard plastic and I never had an issue on any bike with scratches.
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If the finish you have looks shiny like Chrome, it will work nicely to bring the shine back and remove very light scratches. I have seen nickel faucets that have a slightly matte (flat-not-too-shiny) finish, and Simichrome will tend to polish them a bit more shiny.
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I used in on a ceramic tile floor and porcelain bathtub. Don't know if it work be appropriate for acrylic. You could probably get the info from the company. Try googling amazing goop.
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I am Sorry, I just answered your Question and told you just the opposite about which color pad to use for scrubbing or polishing. I just looked in my owners manual for the Koblenz Machine and stand corrected. Tan for cleaning polishing and Green for scrubbing. Although after feeling the texture of both pads when they are new, it was hard for me to tell much difference between them.
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It will work, but having used both, the 3M 05733 Perfect-It 8" Ultrafine Foam Polishing Pad works better. The 3M foam pad is easier on the finish, removes scratches, and cleans up easier.
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It will work. Just not up to its maximum capabilities. Only you can decide if its worth it. I think its a good product but i am also running twice the RPM you are. Truth is ... i dont have a concrete answer for you cuz i dont know the condition of your paint. If you have a fairly new paint job and just looking for a light polish and wax then it should. If you have spiderwebs and other forms of scratches ... I dont know.
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Yes. I have used Flitz on copper, as well as many other ferrous and non ferrous metals and it will bring them to a mirror polish easily. However, if the corrosion (green powdery residue on copper) is heavy, you may want to use some fine steel wool to remove the bulk of it first.
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If the scratch is really large and deep you may need to smooth it out a little. Generally the compound will work well enough on light scratches I understand but I'm not a good one to answer for certain because the product did not work on my scratch anyway.
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if you have the appropriate size spindle (5/8 - 11 UNC spindle) it will work. It is a very nice polisher, but keep in mind, fitting on a spindle is one thing. Most polishes work well around 1500 RPM maybe as high as 3000, but that is dependent upon what type of compound you are using. I don't know the speed of your angle grinder. If too fast, you can burn paint, and I would imagine, ruin the buffer pad.
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Yes, it will work for that. You will be able to see where you used it. I would just use a small amount on the scratches.
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Yes but with any polishing job you should be sure exactly how thick and how hard your paints CC is prior to doing any heavy polishing with this product and a DA polisher