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Specifications
| Brand | RUPES |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 9.DAFINE250 |
| UPC | 8058341049297 |
| Product Type | Restoration & Compounds |
| Shipping weight | 0.6 lb |
| Category | Finishing Polishes & Swirl Removers |
Materials & Construction
This RUPES D-A Fine Polishing Compound is a professional-grade finishing polish designed for use with Dual Action polishers to remove light defects and produce a high-gloss, swirl-free finish on painted, gelcoat, or varnished surfaces. Its easy wipe-off formula makes it simple to achieve professional results with minimal effort.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Handles light defects. You can use it to take out light defects on painted, gelcoat or varnished finishes. It is a single step for light defects on most paints.
- Easy wipe-off. Wiping it off takes little effort, and it can leave fewer towel marks on soft paint.
- Made for Dual Action polishers. It is built to work with Dual Action polishers, such as the large-stroke orbital kind and the gear-driven kind. It is matched by color to RUPES pads: yellow foam, wool or microfiber.
- A fall polish before winter storage. Fall is a good time to polish the finish before the boat goes into winter storage. You can also use it on its own for light polishing needs when spring comes.
What it is
The RUPES D-A Fine polish is a professional finishing compound from RUPES. It comes in a 250ml/8.5oz size and is meant for painted, gelcoat or varnished finishes.
How to use it
- Use it with a Dual Action polisher.
- Apply it with RUPES yellow foam, wool or microfiber pads, which are color-coordinated to this compound.
- Use it as the second step after D-A Coarse Compound, or on its own for light polishing needs.
- Wipe off easily when the work is done.
What else the job needs
Good to have on hand: RUPES pads in yellow foam, wool or microfiber, which the product text says are color-coordinated to this compound. Pairs well with a coarse compound such as D-A Coarse Compound, which the text names as the first step.