Restoring dull paint: what polish can do and when it does harm
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Koch-Chemie
Lack-Polish green "P1.03" Finishing Polish 5 liters
Finishing polish with cut 1.0 & gloss 9.5 for all paint types
Pre-order$119.99Contents: 5000mlUnit price ($24.00 / l)Unavailable
PROFILINESONAX
PROFILINE PerfectFinish "4/6" Finish Polish (up to P2000) 5 liters
PerfectFinish 4/6 — Finish Polish after wet sanding up to P2000
In stock (1 unit)$363.93Contents: 5000mlUnit price ($72.79 / l)Unavailable
Rupes
"Uno Protect" One Step Polish & Sealant (9. PROTECT) Polish 5 liters
Ultimate All-in-One Polish for Fast and Lasting Shine
$280.37Contents: 5lUnit price ($56.07 / l)Unavailable
One-step polishes in canisters
One-step polishes in canisters: One-step polishes bring paint correction and gloss together in a single pass. Canisters put a stock on the shelf for regular use; how you get it out and dose it depends on the product and the container.
Products with a sealant built in work differently from purely abrasive polishes and have to match the paint protection that goes on afterwards.
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