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POLISHING/SATINISING<br />

Introduction & technical information<br />

PERFECT<br />

POLISHING<br />

Maximum 3 steps for perfect high-gloss surfaces:<br />

1. Cutting follows surface grinding and removes<br />

material. For this reason, cutting is not suitable for<br />

soft metals. Working with a sisal cloth ring smoothes<br />

out unevenness, removes striae and scratches, and<br />

prepares rough and uncoated surfaces for polishing.<br />

2. High-quality polishing removes traces of cutting<br />

and further smoothes the surface. The best results<br />

can be achieved using our specially developed<br />

NOTIFLEX® polishing cloth (outstanding results<br />

without unattractive bias stitching where reduced<br />

amounts of compound are used). Numerous high<br />

quality non-fraying cloth polishing buffs with<br />

extended service life are available.<br />

3.Colouring calls for minimal pressure and<br />

short finishing times. Again various polishing<br />

buffs are available.<br />

Which combination for which result?<br />

The following summary will help you find the best<br />

combination of polishing compound and polishing tools<br />

needed for each step in finishing each material.<br />

The short version can be found in the info area for each product.<br />

Key to the materials below.<br />

1 = Sisal cloth<br />

2 = Notiflex (NTF) 914<br />

3 = Notiflex (NTF) 925<br />

4 = Compound, white<br />

5 = Compound, brown<br />

6 =<br />

7 =<br />

8 =<br />

9 =<br />

10 =<br />

Compound, blue<br />

Felt, 2-stage<br />

Cloth 101<br />

Cloth 290<br />

Felt, 3-stage<br />

Polishing as a 3-step process<br />

System using top-quality, patented Notiflex mat without bias stitching. Suitable for all machines, diameters and bores.<br />

3 STEPS<br />

1. Cutting<br />

For removing defects and scratches, belt<br />

sanding > 280 grit or sisal lines.<br />

2. Polishing<br />

Removing traces of cutting and blending the<br />

surface. Important for achieving a flat, highgloss<br />

surface in the next step.<br />

3. Colouring<br />

For high-gloss surfaces.<br />

Steel Stainless steel Brass Copper Aluminium<br />

1 or 10 1 or 10 1 or 10 starting with<br />

4 4 5<br />

step polishing<br />

Steel Stainless steel Brass Copper Aluminium<br />

2 or 10 2 or 10 2 or 10 2 or 10 2 or 10<br />

4 4 5 5 5<br />

Steel Stainless steel Brass Copper Aluminium<br />

3 or 10 3 or 10 3 or 10 3 or 10 3 or 10<br />

6 6 6 6 6<br />

2 STEPS<br />

Polishing as a 2-step process<br />

Suitable for applications where no cutting is needed. Please note: There is a special summary of polishing buffs and compounds<br />

for the 2-step method using a satiniser.<br />

1. Polishing<br />

Level the surface. Important for achieving a<br />

flat, high-gloss surface in the next step.<br />

For high-gloss surfaces.<br />

Steel Stainless steel Aluminium Brass Copper<br />

7 7 7 7 7<br />

4 4 5 5 5<br />

Steel Stainless steel Aluminium Brass Copper<br />

2. Colouring 8 8 8 8 8<br />

6 6 6 6 6<br />

1 STEP<br />

Polishing as a 1-step process<br />

Steel Stainless steel Aluminium Brass Copper<br />

1. Polishing and Finishing 9 9 9 9 9<br />

For low-gloss effects (not high gloss)<br />

4 4 5 5 5

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