Description
A medium-cut one-step paste for metal: exhaust tips, rim edges and trim go from dull and scratched to properly finished — often in a single pass.
The formula combines PROGRESS ABRASIVE | LOW TEMP technologies: a wide abrasive range in a high-lubricity paste that keeps metal temperatures down.
- Removes moderate scratches, dullness and deposits from metal
- One Step renovation — cut and finish together on most jobs
- LOW TEMP base dissipates heat and minimises metal warming
- Works by hand, with a drill, or on rotary and DA machines
- Full abrasive potential on wool and foam pads alike
Cut: medium · Finish: optimal · Best for: exhausts, rim edges & metal trim
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Metal renovation usually means either hours of hand rubbing or a multi-stage compound set. Metal One Step Polish shortens that to a minimum: a medium abrasive grade with enough bite to clear moderate scratches, dullness and deposits, yet refined enough to leave an optimal finish in the same pass — the results are frequently spectacular from one application.
The PROGRESS ABRASIVE particles keep cutting consistently across the whole working cycle, while the LOW TEMP paste base helps dissipate heat, so thin metal parts do not overheat and the machine stays easy to guide. Like every paste in the SWAG POLISHING line, it carries its own scent and colour, so grades never get mixed up mid-job.
How to use
- Work in the shade on a cool, clean surface. Shake before use and test in an inconspicuous spot.
- By hand: a few drops on a pad, applicator or microfibre; work small sections in circular or linear motions.
- By machine or drill: match felt or pad hardness to the renovation, work small areas with moderate pressure until the paste is worked in — rotary up to 1,500 rpm, DA as preferred.
- Degrease with SWAG Final Inspect and inspect; repeat if degradation remains.
For the best finish, follow the felt pad with a sponge pad — and if the metal gets hot, let it cool first.
Capacity: 250 ml · Technology: PROGRESS ABRASIVE | LOW TEMP · Machines: rotary & DA, drill or hand · Made in Poland — in-house recipe
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