KOCH-CHEMIE
KOCH-CHEMIE Plexiglass and Polycarbonate Polishing Kit for Correction and Finishing
Dimensions
KOCH-CHEMIE Plexiglass and Polycarbonate Polishing Kit
Ø2"/50mm
Carismatix Srl
Via dei Laghi 24
36077 Altavilla vicentina VI
Italy
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The Plexiglass Polishing Kit combines two specific polishes and their respective pads to perform a complete correction and finishing treatment on plexiglass, PMMA, and polycarbonate surfaces.
It is ideal for restoring headlights, taillights, and other transparent surfaces marked by clouding, oxidation, weathering, scratches, and sanding marks. The two-step system first corrects the most evident defects and then refines the surface, restoring transparency, brilliance, and uniformity.
Koch-Chemie Hlp1 – Headlight Polish is a corrective polish developed to eliminate clouding, scratches, and sanding marks up to P1000 grit. It constitutes the first step of the treatment and allows for rapid restoration of surface transparency.
Koch-Chemie Hlp2 – Headlight Polish is a high-performance finishing polish, designed to perfect the result obtained with Hlp1. It removes micro-scratches, holograms, and residual imperfections, leaving a crystal-clear, brilliant, and uniform finish.
The kit includes:
- Polycarbonate and Plexiglass Corrective Compound - Hlp1 - Headlight Polish
- Polycarbonate and Plexiglass Finishing Polish - Hlp2 - Headlight Polish
- Sponge Pad for Heavy Defects - Heavy Cut Foam Pad
- Sponge Pad for Medium Defects - Fine Cut Foam Pad
How to use it BEST
HOW TO USE KOCH-CHEMIE PLEXIGLASS AND POLYCARBONATE POLISHING KIT
1. Thoroughly clean the surface to be treated to remove dirt and impurities. Mask adjacent areas to protect painted surfaces.
2. Apply a small amount of Headlight Polish 1 onto the red pad.
3. Work the product in a crosshatch pattern until an even effect is achieved.
4. Remove any residue with a microfiber cloth.
5. Apply a small amount of Headlight Polish 2 onto the yellow pad.
6. Use a rotary polisher (at 1,500-2,000 rpm) or a random orbital polisher (at low-medium speed).
7. Work with uniform movements. Remove any residue with a clean microfiber cloth.