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Green rouge polishing compound is formulated for White Metals and Hard Metal Alloys. The compound is a high grade premium polishing line of compounds specifically formulated for Precious Metals in Jewelry Polishing. This compound is specially formulated for good adhesion to the buff wheel, fibers of brushes, and felts. So, only minimal quantities are needed to be used.
Green rouge works with White Gold, Silver, Stainless and Chrome Alloys and can be used for Platinum.
Used for Polishing White Color metals. > Works well on Turquoise Stones
Note: The weight of the bars will vary from form 1oz - 1.3oz - due to the process of extrusion by the manufacturer.
SPECIFICATIONS: JETS Product # 1614-12201
- Size is approximately: 2-1/2" Long x 3/4"
- Bar Weight: 1 oz. + (Slightly More)
Note: Compound is used with a buffer, motor or rotary tool and is applied directly to the surface edge of the buff wheel. The rotation of the buff will create friction and the heat generated will dress the buff with the compound and will be ready to polish the parts.
*** We have included additional polishing information and recommendations at the bottom of this page, to assist you.
POLISHING RECOMMENDATIONS:
Our recommendations and suggestions on Buffing to obtain the best results possible:- Use the right compound for the metal that you are trying to polish
- It may be needed to go through 2 or 3 steps, in polishing to get the optimum result you are looking to achieve.
- Make sure that the parts that are being polished are smooth and clean, use the appropriate abrasive to remove lines and scratches.
- Avoid using different compounds with the same buff, if you have to then make sure to clean and remove any hardened compound residue on the surface edge with a buff rake.
- Segregate your buffs for the various metals, Gold, Silver, Brass … try not to use the same buff for all metals. If you have to then make sure buffs are cleaned (dressed) with a buff rake.
- A clean buffing wheel edge is important.
- Allow the buff and compound to perform the work they were made and formulated for, excessive force or pressure will hurt the process.
- Whenever you are working with Platinum never use a buff that was used for another type of metal.
