Koch Chemie Fine Cut F6.01 - 1000 ml
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Product Information
- Safely and easily remove medium to heavy imperfections
- Quickly tackle swirls, light scratches, oxidation, and 2500 sanding marks
- Finishes down with impressive clarity
- Long work time and minimal dusting
- Product Codes: 405250US, 405001US
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Product Description
The Koch Chemie Fine Cut Polishing Compound F6 will allow you to remove medium to heavy imperfections in only a few polishing passes! The F6 is formulated with unique aluminum oxide and intelligent grain size. This formulation ensures quick and easy removal of mid-level imperfections (i.e. swirls, light scratches, RIDS, oxidation, etc.). Sanding marks up to 2500 can be removed and this polish finishes down so well that you may not need to follow up with another lighter polish/pad combo. However, if you do come across some soft or sensitive paint types the Koch Chemie M3 or P3 polishing options are great lighter corrective options to reach for. F6 can be used by hand or via polisher, produces a low amount of dust and provides the user with long work time. What are you waiting for? Add the Koch Chemie Fine Cut Polishing Compound F6 to your polishing lineup!Cut: 6 Gloss: 7
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Product Description
Fine polishing compound, silicone-oil-free
Fine polishing compound for all paint types for removing medium to heavy defects, scratches and sanding marks up to 2500 grade.
Fine polishing compound for all paint types for removing medium to heavy defects, scratches and sanding marks up to 2500 grade.
Directions
Areas of use: Paintwork on cars, commercial vehicles, motor cycles, etc.
Recommendations for use: Apply the polish to a Fine Cut Pad or lambswool pad. Polish with a polishing machine at max 2000 rpm. Remove any traces of polish with Micro Cut M3.02.
Shake well before using. Before using, check suitability and compatibility. Do not use on hot surfaces. Protect against frost and excessive heat.
Recommendations for use: Apply the polish to a Fine Cut Pad or lambswool pad. Polish with a polishing machine at max 2000 rpm. Remove any traces of polish with Micro Cut M3.02.
Shake well before using. Before using, check suitability and compatibility. Do not use on hot surfaces. Protect against frost and excessive heat.
Customer Reviews
There is a ton of hype around these polishes. Good reason too, because they perform. They remind me a lot of Menzerna, so they hype is a little amusing to me because a lot of newbies in love with this stuff probably never even heard of Menzerna.
F6 in particular is very similar to Menzerna 2500 and Jescar Medium. All three have similar gloss, cut, and lubrication levels. F6 is the most difficult to wipe off followed by 2500, then slightly Jescar Medium. It was more difficult than over applied 3D ONE. It also dusted more than 2500 and Jescar Medium. I wasn't expecting that.
I'm listing that I would buy it again, because I can work with it. Realistically I'd probably choose Jescar because the entire line works very hard - especially the Correction Compound - it destroys Menzerna 400, 300, and Koch H9.
In conclusion, if you like the Menzerna style polishes, you could try this and expect similar performance characteristics, and results.
F6 in particular is very similar to Menzerna 2500 and Jescar Medium. All three have similar gloss, cut, and lubrication levels. F6 is the most difficult to wipe off followed by 2500, then slightly Jescar Medium. It was more difficult than over applied 3D ONE. It also dusted more than 2500 and Jescar Medium. I wasn't expecting that.
I'm listing that I would buy it again, because I can work with it. Realistically I'd probably choose Jescar because the entire line works very hard - especially the Correction Compound - it destroys Menzerna 400, 300, and Koch H9.
In conclusion, if you like the Menzerna style polishes, you could try this and expect similar performance characteristics, and results.
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