Yes. The existing instructions allow hand application or a rotary polishing machine with an appropriate compounding pad.
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Silky Restore
A polishing compound for bringing shine back to older or previously compounded gelcoat.
Prepare the finish for the next stage
Silky Restore is the polishing compound in the range for older or previously compounded gelcoat. The retained product information also describes this fine-cut stage as the second step in the restoration process.
Restoration is different from routine washing. Begin with a clean surface, then use the appropriate polishing method and pad. The product guidance allows application by hand or with a rotary polishing machine.
Fineshine follows Restore when the aim is a high-gloss finish ready for sealing or waxing. Superseal provides the subsequent polymer sealing stage for suitable new or restored plastic and paint finishes.
For a finish that needs polishing
- Older gelcoat that needs its shine restored.
- Previously compounded gelcoat.
- The polishing stage before Fineshine.
How to use it
- Ensure the surface is clean. Shake the bottle well and test an inconspicuous area.
- Apply by hand or with a rotary polishing machine and an appropriate compounding pad.
- Work in small sections of around 50 cm × 50 cm and use water to keep the surface cool.
- Remove residue with a clean cloth or wash it away with water.
Your questions, answered
More guidance for choosing and using this product.
What comes after Restore?
Fineshine is described for use after Restore to produce a high-gloss finish ready for sealing and waxing.
Is Restore the routine wash?
No. It is a polishing compound. The cleaning products address dirt and grime before the restoration stage.