COMPOUNDS, BUFFING WHEELS,
& ACCESSORIES

NO. F-26 ABRASIVE BELT GREASE STICK -- The regular type polishing sticks are purposely made of high melting point greases, but abrasive belts run so cool that this type of grease has a tendency to form a “gummy” surface referred to as “loading” or “glazing”.  The use of
No. F-26 on belts and discs prevents this -- being a light bodied grease, it spreads out thinly -- remains “wet” on the belt -- and provides lubrication by penetrating the coated abrasive surface.  No. F-26 is recommended for all belt polishing operations -- on all metals, plastic and glass.  No. F-26 is recommended by leading abrasive belt manufacturers.

NO. F-10 WHITE GREASE STICK -- A medium priced grade with good lubricating qualities.  Our most popular grade for average polishing use.

BUFFING WHEEL RAKE -- A handy tool for removing dried compound, fluffing buffing wheels, and truing their faces.  Formax rakes are easy to use, just move the heavy-gauge steel rake across the wheel face while it’s running.  Rakes are attached to sturdy hardwood handles, and are easily replaceable.

“UNLOADER” ABRASIVE CLEANING ERASER -- Restores clogged loaded and glazed abrasive belts, sanding discs and drums, by removing embedded grinding debris lodged and packed between the abrasive grit particles.  Works like a giant eraser.  Simply hold and press the “Unloader” cleaning eraser firmly against the running abrasive, for a few seconds, until loaded particles have been removed.

STAINLESS STEEL BUFFING COMPOUND

NO. 37 “EXTRA FAST CUT” STAINLESS STEEL COMPOUND (Medium Dry) (GRAY) -- Because sharp abrasives have been blended into the formula, an extra fast cutting
action is produced.  Ideal for buffing out light tool marks or scratches.  Its use may reduce or
entirely eliminate previous finer polishing wheel operations.

NO. 12 “CUT-RITE” STAINLESS STEEL COMPOUND (Dry) -- A dry grade of compound with a very fast cutting action achieved through fine but sharp cutting abrasive particles blended in the formula.  No. 12 is a new development that is rapidly finding wide use for cutting down and coloring small work in one buffing operation.  Leaves the work clean and free of any trace of grease or smut.

ALUMINUM BUFFING COMPOUND

NO. A-14 (GREEN) -- This grade was developed to “cut down” and “color” aluminum in one buffing operation on hand and automatic buffing machines.  Brings up a high luster, leaving the buffed work clean and free of excess grease, smut or dirt.

NO. C-150 (BLUE MOON) -- Chrome coloring rouge.

NO. J-51 WHITE ROUGE COMPOUND -- A very dry grade of compound made with very fine soft abrasive powders.  Used on a separate or raked BB-14 buff.   White rouge removes residues left by the SC-37 compound and provides a more brilliant finish.

NO. BM-1 BLACK MAGIC POLISHING COMPOUND -- A grade “A” chrome rouge for a brilliant stainless finish.

FLEX - A - GLUE
POLISHING WHEEL CEMENT

Always Ready to Use For Setting Up Polishing Wheels, Belts, Discs and Bobs.

Polishing wheels, bobs and belts coated with this cement will produce more work and last from two to six times as long as wheels set up with animal hide glue.  The frictional heat created during polishing wheel operations softens animal hide glue coatings allowing the abrasive grain to be torn loose from the wheel face before it has performed to its utmost efficiency.  This frictional heat does not soften the cement bond.  The abrasive grain is firmly “anchored” to the surface permitting it to cut and break down in size until completely consumed.

GRADE NO. 157-222 -- (Universal type for use with all grit sizes.)
SHIPPING CONTAINERS -- 5 gal. steel pails.....60 lbs.

“LIQUID ABRASIVE SANDPAPER”?

A ready-to-use prepared mixture of aluminum oxide polishing grain and synthetic glue.  Air dries to form a sandpaper like surface on wheels, bobs, cotton buffs, wood dowels, canvas belts, etc.  Liquid Abrasive Sandpaper can be conveniently dipped, brushed or sprayed on a variety of shapes and sizes of wheels, bobs and belts to create an abrasive surface that can be as firm and hard, or as flexible, yielding and resilient, as the underlying surface to which it is applied.  The process may be visualized as a leveling, smoothing, and blending operation to remove surface imperfections in the form of PITS, SCRATCHES, PARTING LINES, MOLD MARKS, TOOL AND DIE MARKS, WELD BLEMISHES, STRETCHED METAL STRAINS, BURRS OR SHARP EDGES.
Liquid Abrasive Sandpaper may also be employed to affect a satin butler finish while blending the work surface to subtle shadings of fine parallel lines.

SATIN GLO GREASELESS POLISHING COMPOUND

                                                                                     
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