MaxComplete Cutting Compound

MaxComplete Cutting Compound

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A next-generation cutting compound engineered for aggressive scratch removal and a high-gloss final finish on gelcoat, fiberglass, and select painted surfaces. This water-based emulsion formula removes P600 and finer sand scratches along with light-to-heavy oxidation, and cleans up easily for marine and industrial use. Ideal for detailers and marine service shops tackling heavy defect correction work.

Features & Benefits

  • Versatile formula — works on gelcoat, fiberglass, painted surfaces, and industrial applications
  • Water-based formula — environmentally friendly for marina use, safe to handle, easy clean-up
  • Aggressive formula — removes fine sand scratches and oxidation
  • VOC Compliant — can be sold in all 50 states
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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 MaxComplete Compound for a 2' x 2' (.6m x .6m) section and spread wit 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 compound and repeat as needed to remove deep scratches.

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

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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 MaxComplete Compound for a 2' x 2' (.6m x .6m) section and spread wit 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 compound and repeat as needed to remove deep scratches.

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

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