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T47 Polish | Kit

Kit for applying polish
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T47 Polish | Kit
Kit for applying polish

EC3010_Kit
€48.60
VAT included

This pack contains

T47 Polish The Care | Format-200 ml (6,76 fl Oz)
€17.90
x 1
Degreaser The Care | Format-500 ml (16,91 fl Oz)
€10.90
x 1
Microfibre Cloth orange The Care | Format-1 pcs.
€8.90
x 1
Hand Pad Polishing The Care | Format-1 pcs.
€10.90
x 1

T47 Polish application kit

This is the T47 Polish application kit. Thanks to the Hand Pad applicator (not included in the Kit). For the application of T47 Polish, Degreaser is also supplied, necessary for degreasing surfaces and the practical Microfibre Cloth green.

Find out more about how to do DIY car polishing thanks to the specific guide.

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The durability of the polish on the car surface is influenced by various factors:

  • Type of polish : duration varies depending on the type of polish used. Some high-quality polishes are formulated to last longer than basic polishes
  • Environmental conditions : Exposure to UV rays, weather and the surrounding environment can affect the life of the polish. A car parked outdoors and subject to heavy sun exposure may require more frequent applications
  • Car use : Frequent car use, including regular washing, can shorten the life of the polish as the paint is exposed to greater stress
  • Maintenance: Proper maintenance, such as regular car washing and the application of protective products, can help preserve the polish for a longer period

In general, car polish such as Scratch Remover , T47 or T57 can last from several weeks to several months, depending on these factors. Periodic maintenance and observation of the condition of your paintwork are key to determining when you need to reapply polish to maintain the appearance and protection of your paintwork.

Find out how to properly maintain your car with our dedicated guide.

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The application of polish to eliminate small imperfections from the car's surface is a crucial phase in the car detailing process as it significantly influences the final results.

Here's how to apply the polish correctly:

  • Prepare the substrate : Before starting, make sure the surface is clean and dry. The presence of dirt or contaminants on the paint can prevent the polish from adhering properly and obtaining a uniform result. Avoid applying polish in direct sun or on hot surfaces
  • Apply the product : pour a small quantity of polish such as T47 or T57 onto a manual pad or polishing machine and proceed to apply with circular or straight line movements. Always make sure to apply moderate pressure to avoid damaging the paint
  • Go section by section: Work on manageable sized areas to ensure even product distribution
  • Leave to dry : after applying the product it is essential to respect the drying time. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and let the polish dry for the indicated time. This step is critical as it allows the solvents in the polish to evaporate, leaving behind the active agents that improve the paint
  • Remove excess product : after drying you can remove excess product with a clean and dry soft microfibre finishing cloth , using circular or straight line movements

When choosing the polish to apply to the bodywork it is essential to consider the specific needs of the surface before applying the product. Not all polishes are suitable for all surfaces: T47 , for example, is a universal polish unlike the T57 variant which is specific for dark or black cars.

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Car polish is an essential product for keeping the car in optimal conditions and preserving the bodywork for a long time.

Let's see together when it is necessary to apply car polish:

  • After scratch correction : If you have corrected scratches, marks or imperfections in the paintwork, polish can be applied to eliminate any residual marks left by the correction and restore the shine
  • Before polishing : Polish often precedes polishing. The polish process is aimed at improving the condition of the paint, while polishing aims to give it a high shine. By applying polish before buffing, you can maximize results
  • To remove surface imperfections : the polish is ideal for eliminating surface imperfections such as swirl marks, holograms or water spots. These imperfections can affect the overall appearance of the paint and the polish can remove them effectively
  • In case of dullness or loss of shine : Over time, the paint may become dull or lose its original luster due to exposure to environmental elements. Applying polish can freshen the appearance and bring life back to the paint
  • As part of maintenance : Using polish regularly as part of your maintenance routine to make your car look good is crucial to maintaining the condition of your paintwork. Periodic application helps protect the paint from bad weather and atmospheric agents

Professional polishes, such as the universal one T47 and the specific one for dark and black cars T57 , give an impeccable shine to the treated surfaces. However, for even more surprising and long-lasting results, it is always recommended to use them in combination with suitable accessories, such as the Hand Pad and the microfibre finishing cloth .

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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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