Polarshine 15 by Mirka

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Polarshine 15 by Mirka

Polarshine 15 is a cutting formulation offering a quick and easy solution for achieving a premium surface finish on both newly applied and older paintwork. Instead of merely masking scratches, Polarshine 15 effectively polishes them out. It is cost-effective, safe, and user-friendly.

Being water-based and silicone-free, Polarshine 15 is specifically designed for machine application, with either a Natural lambswool, a Yellow lambswool pro or a Yellow foam pad, at 800-2000 RPM.

Cutting abrasive formulation
Cost-effective, safe and user-friendly
Water-based, silicone-free
Designed for machine application

Documents

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Directions 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
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

Specifications

Classification	Sanding & Polishing / Equipments & Accessories
Brand	Mirka
Size	1 L
Sold Since	October 25, 2024
SKU	PC15-1L
UPC	842028041883
VOCs	15-20% per volume
Origin	Finland
Storage	5° to 35° C (41° to 95° F) Keep from freezing
Color	Beige
Tools	Polishing Pads: - Natural lambswool - Yellow lambswool Pro - Yellow foam pad
Viscosity	20,5 Pas
pH	7-8
Recommended Surfaces	Clear Coats Top Coats
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.