Wizards Finish Cut No Swirls Buffing Compound

-No swirls, easy clean up
-Levels 1500 grit or finer sand scratches
-One-step buffing on most colors and clearcoat, fresh or aged finishes
-Brightens dull finishes, removes scratches and heavy paint over spray
-No wax, silicone or crystalline silica
-Water base, cleans up easy, no white residue.

High gloss finishing levels and removes 1500 grit or finer sand scratches on fresh paints.

FINISH CUT can be used as a one step compound and eliminate the need for several different products. When using the correct pad for the job, FINISH CUT will not only remove sand scratches and level the finish, but it will leave the paint finish with an extremely high gloss without the regular swirl marks left behind from other compounds.

FINISH CUT is a water-soluble formula; so it cleans up easy with water, without staining or etching. and than it is to buff.

Wizards Buffing Tips:

You mentioned fresh paints, are you saying that the FINISH CUT will only work on fresh paint?

Not at all, The FINISH CUT will work great on all types of single stage, clears and OEM factory finishes; weather they are fresh or aged. The thing to remember is that fresh paint is always going to be a little softer; when compounding, it cuts faster and scratches easier. Because the FINISH CUT formula doesn't have the traditional rigid abrasives, it finishes off without the swirls, making it an excellent choice for fresh paint.

You said it doesn't contain the traditional, rigid abrasives; what kind of abrasive do you use that makes it work?

The FINISH CUT does have a series of non rigid abrasives that start out with more cutting power and then break down into a polishing stage as it's used; thereby giving you the best possible initial cut along with an excellent finished gloss.

The FINISH CUT does not contain any wax, silicone, or crystalline silica; which is the rigid abrasive. By the way; crystalline silica is not only a scratchy abrasive but the dust generated by it has been linked to some forms of lung cancer. That's why a mask should be worn when working with those products.

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OK, I'm not a buffer but I've watched people buff, and it all looks like the same technique to me. What's so special about your technique and how do you use the FINISH CUT for the best results?

All right, I'll get into the proper use of the FINISH CUT and the WIZARDS BUFFING SYSTEM in general; including the TURBO CUT compound and our WIPE DOWN INSPECTION DETAILER

It amazes me how many people ask "What do you have for swirls after buffing?" My answer is always the same. If you use the right compound, you won't have swirls. They always look at me with a puzzled look of disbelief. Then I show them.

First off, you always want to start with a clean surface. You can't expect to remove swirls if dirt or coarse compound dust is pulled into the work area.

When wet sanding or DA sanding, always finish off with 1500 or 2000 grit sandpaper before buffing. If you want to cut it down with a coarse grit paper first, that's OK, but you'll always have to sand with the finer grit to remove the deeper scratches. Remember; it's easier to sand than it is to buff. So why not spend a little more time sanding and less time exercising your back?