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1ltr Farecla G3 Advanced Liquid (Each)
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1ltr Farecla G3 Advanced Liquid (Each)

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  • Farecla G3 Advanced Liquid Compound 1 Litre (AG3-1400).
  • Medium to High Cut.
  • Permanent results fast – no fillers.
  • Use by hand (G Plus Finishing Cloth) or by machine.
  • G3 Advanced Liquid Compound is a one-step system that provides a fast cutting action and a high gloss finish.
  • It combines all the reliability and other advantages of G3 Paste with a reduced clean up time when compounding by machine.
  • It provides the user with improved versatility, quality and speed to final finish verses competitive products.
  • Using the product with water will result in maximum performance benefits.
  • How to Use: G10 Finishing Compound.
  • 1.
  • Attach a soft finishing foam to a polishing machine.
  • 2.
  • Shake bottle well before use.
  • 3.
  • Apply a small amount of product to the surface or foam.
  • 4.
  • Compound at 1500-1800rpm applying little or no pressure.
  • 5.
  • Wipe clean with a G Plus Finishing Cloth.
  • What is the difference between G3, G6 and G10.
  • G3 both paste and liquid, and G6 are first-stage cutting compounds, this means they have an aggressive cut to remove surface defects and abrasive sanding marks.
  • The difference between these products is that G3 Paste is designed for use on Medium Solids paint systems; G3 Liquid on High Solids; and G6 Paste on very aged paints.
  • G10 is a second-stage finishing compound; it has much finer abrasive compound designed to remove very light scratches, swirl marks and fading, and provide a high gloss finish.
  • These products will all work on scratches as long as they haven’t penetrated through to the primer layer.
  • What’s the difference between a Paste and Liquid compound.
  • Liquid compounds are more advanced, deliver faster cutting, create less mess and require less product per job.
  • Paste compounds tend to be designed for older paint technology, (e.g.
  • medium solids ‘MS’ systems), whereas liquid products are a more recent innovation typically intended for use on the latest compliant paint technologies.

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