Ideal for taillight refinishing. Great for color action and removing scratches from plastics which require a special compound. Use care to avoid heat buildup. Use with Loose Section, Canton Flannel, and String Buffs.
Item #
32035
BRAND: Eastwood
Plastic Buffing Compound
Brand:
Eastwood
In stock
SKU
32035
Ideal for taillight refinishing. Great for color action and removing scratches from plastics
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Description
What's Included
(1) 13 oz Brick of Plastic Buffing Compound
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Eastwood Plastic Buffing Sharpening Polishing Compounds 13 Oz Brick To Remove Scratches Rust Corrosion Burrs All Types Of Martial
specifications_ax
32035 Plastic – (Blue) For cut and coloring on hard plastics. Do Not use on soft or low melting point plastics like polyethylene. For cut-down, use Spiral Sewn buff wheel. For final high luster, use Flannel or String buffs.
*Note: Specifications are approximate and subject to change.
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application_ax
Great For Color Action And Removing Scratches From Plastics Which Require A Special Compound
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kate from
Plastic Buffing Compound
Doing exactly the job I wanted it to do. Delivery was fast. Thank you.
Date published: 2023-05-20
Rated 4 out of
5
by
JT in SLO from
Good chunk o' compound
Works well on bakelite which is what I bought it for. I liked the older packaging from years ago when the compounds came in a cardboard tube.
Date published: 2021-08-08
I have what may be the same product, Eastwood 13138. It is pretty old, at least 10 years, and seems dry. How long does this product last?
Buffing bars like this have a pretty extensive shelf life. I've had people use them 10+ years after purchase. Over time they will start to dry out and become less pliable. What you can do is place the bar in a zip lock bag and place it in a bowl of hot tap water. It will help soften things back up for you.
Date published: 2022-02-10
What type of buffing compound do you use on Kirnite?
We strictly test for Automotive use only. We typically do not work with this sort of material but out of what we offer the Blue Plastic compound would probably be the best choice.
Date published: 2019-12-12
Could I use this to polish the inside of a fiber glass ice chest?
This is a finishing compound for plastics. We do not offer any compounds for fiber glass.
Date published: 2019-10-20
Will this work for buffing plastic head light lenses ??
This would be an great choice especially when paired with our string buff part number 13030.
Date published: 2018-05-23
Plastic Buffing Compound
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