Polarshine 35 by Mirka

5/5 · 1 review

Polarshine 35 by Mirka

5/5 · 1 review

Polarshine® 35 is a coarse polishing compound developed for demanding Industrial and Marine applications. Suitable for materials such as gel coats, high gloss lacquers and composites.

Polarshine® 35 is fast and efficient compound, producing a high surface gloss and thus enabling you to minimize the sanding steps. This polishing compound has special emulsifying properties, which reduce the risk of drying out or overheating the surface.

The viscosity of Polarshine® 35 reduces splashing and makes it is easy to use.

An aggressive polishing compound for removal of sanding scratches from P800 and finer, or for heavily oxidized surfaces
For easy and quick polishing, use a twisted wool pad after sanding with P800, or an orange foam pad after sanding with P1000
Can also be used for removal of fine orange peel
Silicone free
For machine application

Documents

Technical Data Sheet Safety Data Sheet

Drections for Use

Shake or stir polishing compound before use
Do not use too much compound at a time. Use a small amount which is consumed on a focused area less messing and clean up!
Clean thoroughly before and after polishing
Work focused on an area of 40x40 cm at a time
Polish until a scratch free surface is achieved
Keep the pad clean, a dirty pad causes deep swirls and scratches

Variants

250 ml PC35-025L	$27.56	In stock
1 L PC35-1L	$53.00	In stock

Specifications

Classification	Sanding & Polishing / Equipments & Accessories
Brand	Mirka
Sizes	250 ml 1 L
Sold Since	September 18, 2020
VOCs	16 g / L
Storage	5° to 35° C (41° to 95° F) Keep from freezing
Color	White
Recommended speed	Rotating 800 – 2000 rpm

FAQ

How can I eliminate micro-scratches on my furniture with varnish or glossy lacquer finish?

In order to eliminate slight scratches that may have accumulated over time and use on a piece of furniture with a transparent varnish or lacquer finish, you can use a polishing agent with a very soft cloth. It is important to choose a polishing agent that is appropriate for the original gloss of the varnish. Generally, a coarser polishing agent will result in a less shiny surface, while a finer one will result in a shinier surface. If scratches are still visible after polishing, you may need to sand the surface with wet or dry 800-grit sandpaper before polishing it again until it is completely de-polished.