Gel Coat Compound

Gel Coat Compound

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A fast-cutting compound built for marine and industrial applications, removing P1000 or finer sand scratches and medium-to-light oxidation from gel coat surfaces. This VOC-compliant, water-based formula significantly reduces manufacturing and buffing time while delivering a deep, high-gloss finish without waxes, silicones, or fillers. Also effective on marine clear coats and single-stage finishes for a consistent high-gloss result.

Features & Benefits

  • Fast cutting — removes P1000 or finer sand scratches and medium-to-light oxidation on gel coat surfaces
  • Increased productivity — easy to use, quick cleanup, leaves a high-gloss finish
  • VOC compliant — can be sold in all 50 states
  • Water-based formula — environmentally friendly, easy to use
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1. Shake well before using. Do not apply in direct sunlight or on warm surfaces.

2. Apply a 2" dab of Gel Coat Compound for a 2' x 2' (.6m x .6m) section and spread with the cutting pad.

3. Buff at a speed between 1800–2600 rpm (2200 rpm recommended). Work the buffer side to side slowly in a figure-eight pattern until most of the product is gone and gloss appears.

4. Add more Gel Coat Compound and repeat as needed to remove deep scratches.

5. Remove compound splatter as soon as possible with a clean, soft, damp microfiber cloth.

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How to use it

1. Shake well before using. Do not apply in direct sunlight or on warm surfaces.

2. Apply a 2" dab of Gel Coat Compound for a 2' x 2' (.6m x .6m) section and spread with the cutting pad.

3. Buff at a speed between 1800–2600 rpm (2200 rpm recommended). Work the buffer side to side slowly in a figure-eight pattern until most of the product is gone and gloss appears.

4. Add more Gel Coat Compound and repeat as needed to remove deep scratches.

5. Remove compound splatter as soon as possible with a clean, soft, damp microfiber cloth.

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