DIY Crafts 60 grm Red Cerium Oxide Glass Polishing Compound Powder for Car Windows Craft Tool Powder/TREO 95% / 2.5 microns / 1.75oz (60)

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DIY Crafts 60 grm Red Cerium Oxide Glass Polishing Compound Powder for Car Windows Craft Tool Powder/TREO 95% / 2.5 microns / 1.75oz (60)


Price: ₹3,995 - ₹209.00
(as of Nov 05, 2024 05:29:13 UTC – Details)



Cerium Oxide Polishing Powder Features: 1.Cerium Oxide is the most effective sprucing powder to glass scrach as a result of the chemical and bodily response. 2.Easy to make use of,simply combine powder with water and apply to the glass floor with the sprucing felt to revive calmly scratched home windows, mirrors, tabletops, windshields,glass tables, bathe screens, windscreens, fish tanks, even automobile headlights to like-new situation. Specification: Color:Red Capacity:20 grm Suggested Instructions for Use of Cerium Oxide: (1)Supplies Needed: 1.Cerium Oxide 2.Water (Some suggest distilled water) 3.Polishing Wheel 4.Electric Drill 5.Small Plastic Tubs (Pint or quart measurement) 6.Spray Bottle (2)Directions: 1.Clean the world you are going to work on totally. Be positive there is no such thing as a grime or grime on the glass, as this may occasionally lead to further scratches when you begin buffing. 2.Have two small plastic tubs prepared; quart or pint sized containers work properly. Fill one midway with water. 3.Place your sprucing wheel into the water; let it grow to be totally damp, however not dripping moist. 4.Put a few of Cerium Oxide into the empty tub, and add sufficient water to create a slurry (a skinny, paste-like combination). 5.Attach the dampened sprucing wheel to your electrical drill and dip it into the slurry. 6.Place the sprucing wheel in your work space, use small measurement felt wheel if scrach is close to nook of home windows ; preserve the wheel transferring in an up and down and round movement. Be positive that the slurry doesn’t dry up, as this might trigger your glass to overheat and crack. If your slurry is changing into dry, you may spritz it with a sprig bottle filled with water. Package Included: 1 x Cerium Oxide Powder Notes: 1.Please word it’s for mild hair line scratches, floor marks, water stains solely. 2.Working with Cerium Oxide might be messy! When buffing, there shall be splatter. You could need to need to have provides accessible to cowl any space you do not need to have to scrub later.

Suggested Instructions for Use of Cerium Oxide: (1)Supplies Needed: 1.Cerium Oxide 2.Water (Some suggest distilled water) 3.Polishing Wheel 4.Electric Drill 5.Small Plastic Tubs (Pint or quart measurement) 6.Spray Bottle (2)Directions: 1.Clean the world you are going to work on totally. Be positive there is no such thing as a grime or grime on the glass, as this may occasionally lead to further scratches when you begin buffing.
Suggested Instructions for Use of Cerium Oxide: (1)Supplies Needed: 1.Cerium Oxide 2.Water (Some suggest distilled water) 3.Polishing Wheel 4.Electric Drill 5.Small Plastic Tubs (Pint or quart measurement) 6.Spray Bottle (2)Directions: 1.Clean the world you are going to work on totally. Be positive there is no such thing as a grime or grime on the glass, as this may occasionally lead to further scratches when you begin buffing.
5.Attach the dampened sprucing wheel to your electrical drill and dip it into the slurry. 6.Place the sprucing wheel in your work space, use small measurement felt wheel if scrach is close to nook of home windows ; preserve the wheel transferring in an up and down and round movement. Be positive that the slurry doesn’t dry up, as this might trigger your glass to overheat and crack. If your slurry is changing into dry, you may spritz it with a sprig bottle filled with water.
Package Included: 1 x Cerium Oxide Powder Notes: 1.Please word it’s for mild hair line scratches, floor marks, water stains solely. 2.Working with Cerium Oxide might be messy! When buffing, there shall be splatter. You could need to need to have provides accessible to cowl any space you do not need to have to scrub later.