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PROFILINESONAX
PROFILINE CutMax "6/4" cutting compound (down to P1000) 5 liters
High-performance cutting polish for maximum scratch removal
$353.51Contents: 5000mlUnit price ($70.70 / l)Unavailable
PROFILINESONAX
PROFILINE UltimateCut "6+/3" Cutting Compound (up to P1000) 5 liters
UltimateCut 6+/3 — Sanding Polish up to P1000
In stock (1 unit)$459.48Contents: 5000mlUnit price ($91.90 / l)Unavailable
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"D-A" Coarse (9.DACOARSE) Polish 5 liters
Efficient defect removal and excellent finish
$385.18Contents: 5lUnit price ($77.04 / l)Unavailable
Heavy cut polishes in canisters
Heavy cut polishes in canisters: Heavy cut polishes take paint off in a controlled way and pull defects out. 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.
Heavy cut is a working stage, not a goal in itself; the finish left behind and the paint you have in reserve decide the next steps.
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