Polarshine VF5 - Finishing Compound by Mirka

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Polarshine VF5 - Finishing Compound by Mirka

Polarshine VF5 is a medium-fine polishing compound suitable for hologram removal and removal of sanding marks after sanding with grits P2500 and finer. Polarshine VF5 is silicone free and suitable for both machine or hand applications.

Polarshine VF5 is recommended for use with either black or orange foam finishing buff pads or comparable soft pads. Use at 800 to 1100 RPM for rotary polishing machines, and 6,000 to 10,000 RPM for random orbital polishing machines.

Medium-fine polishing compound
Suitable for hologram and sanding marks removal after sanding to P2500 and finer
Silicone free
Can be applied manually or mechanically
Suitable for all paint systems

Documents

Safety Data Sheet Catalog Technical Data Sheet

Specifications

Classification	Sanding & Polishing / Equipments & Accessories
Brand	Mirka
Size	1 L
Sold Since	October 25, 2024
SKU	FC5-1L
UPC	842028024534
VOCs	12.7% par volume
Origin	Finland
Storage	5° to 35° C (41° to 95° F) Keep away from frost
Color	Grey
Tools	Polishing Pad : - Black Foam Pad
Viscosity	20,5 Pas
pH	7-9
Recommended Surfaces	Clear coats Top Coats
Recommended speed	Random orbital polisher: 6000 - 10000 RPM Rotary polisher: 800 – 1100 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.