Where to apply the polish?

The polish can be applied to a variety of car surfaces, including paint, but also to other surfaces such as metal.

Here are some of the areas where you can apply polish:

• Paint : This is the main place where polish is used to correct imperfections, swirls, scratches or holograms and improve the shine of glossy painted surfaces. It is used to eliminate mechanical polishing marks, to eliminate oxidation and for polishing and finishing operations. Whether it is a neutral polish for light colors like T47 or one suitable for dark colors like T57 , it easily and quickly eliminates small imperfections in the painted surface, restoring its original brilliance. Compared to abrasive pastes, polish contains abrasive agents in smaller quantities, making it easy to apply and with notable polishing power through a light abrasive action.
• Chrome and metal : polish can be used to revive and remove stains from chrome details and other painted metal surfaces, paying great attention to the application as the abrasive action derives from the pressure exerted. It is useful and effective for restoring them to their natural shine and brilliance, even removing annoying and unsightly blooms on the metal parts.

It is important to consider the type of polish and the specific needs of the surface before applying the product. Not all polishes are suitable for all surfaces; therefore, read the manufacturer's instructions carefully.

Used with the correct accessories, such as the Hand Pad application pad and the microfibre finishing cloth , the polish guarantees flawless and long-lasting polishing results.

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