Elkay Products has been an importer and distributor of hand tools, drill accessories, hobby tools and polishing accessories since 1952. Elkay's mission is to provide customers with a less expensive alternative to the larger more expensive tool distributors without compromising quality.
- Brown Tripoli buffing compound is typically used for cutting and removing scratches from aluminum and stainless steel. This compound is also commonly used for bringing out a high luster on wood.
- Weight: 1 Lb. | Size: 1 lb. (7” x 1 ⅞” x 1 ¼”) | Medium Coarse | Made in U.S.A.
- Great for medium cutting, coloring, and remove scratches for rubber, horn, and wood. It can also be used on aluminum, brass, copper, gold, pewter, silver/brass/copper plates, stainless steel, plastic, and more. The Brown Tripoli compound is versatile, as it can be used for generic purposes for both buffing and polishing - removing scratches while leaving a lustrous finish.
- Applied on buffing wheels. To apply, simply spin a buffing wheel on a motor or drill and gently press the compound to the wheel. The heat and friction of the spinning wheel will be enough to transfer a small amount of the compound onto the wheel for polishing.
- All polishing compounds are manufactured and packaged in U.S. facilities and have been stored in a cool and dry location for no more than 1 month.
- Brown Tripoli buffing compound is typically used for cutting and removing scratches from aluminum and stainless steel. This compound is also commonly used for bringing out a high luster on wood.
- Weight: 1 Lb. | Size: 1 lb. (7” x 1 ⅞” x 1 ¼”) | Medium Coarse | Made in U.S.A.
- Great for medium cutting, coloring, and remove scratches for rubber, horn, and wood. It can also be used on aluminum, brass, copper, gold, pewter, silver/brass/copper plates, stainless steel, plastic, and more. The Brown Tripoli compound is versatile, as it can be used for generic purposes for both buffing and polishing - removing scratches while leaving a lustrous finish.
- Applied on buffing wheels. To apply, simply spin a buffing wheel on a motor or drill and gently press the compound to the wheel. The heat and friction of the spinning wheel will be enough to transfer a small amount of the compound onto the wheel for polishing.
- All polishing compounds are manufactured and packaged in U.S. facilities and have been stored in a cool and dry location for no more than 1 month.
