Henkel Teroson polishes

[lawrenceSA]

Have any of you had any experience with them.

I have been given the following to test out from one of our local detailing supply stores.

Heavy Cut HP Rubbing Compound - supposedly removes 1200 grit sanding marks

Fast Cut Rubbing Compound - supposedly removes 1500 grit sanding marks

Fine Cut Polishing Compound - supposedly removes 2000 grit sanding marks

Glaze HP - supposedly 'removes' 3000 grit sanding marks

No indication of preferable working speeds/methods etc.

Should be interesting to see how they work, not having a clue how to work them :dunno:

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Never heard of them.

 

[lawrenceSA]

Me neither Mike :laughing:

Should be fun to see how they work though:buffing:

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Hmmm, wondering about the claim of the glaze removing 3k grit sanding marks.

Maybe it covers them up?

 

[lawrenceSA]

Hmmm, wondering about the claim of the glaze removing 3k grit sanding marks.

Maybe it covers them up?

Would have to agree that in theory a glaze will fill as opposed to remove the swirls, so this could easily be marketing gobbledeegook, or maybe it does have some abrasives in it.

Who knows?

Oh well.... I will try get some testing done ASAP and will revert with my findings

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

so this could easily be marketing gobbledeegook.

It could be what? Lol

 

[lawrenceSA]

It could be what? Lol

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

Sorry Mike - sometimes I forget the rest of the AG community is not based over here in South Africa with me...

It is a locally used term in place of 'gibberish' or to in other words say that the marketing words are just a bunch of hogwash aimed at confusing the reader.

 

[vet]

I never heard of the product, but I've heard (and used) gobbeldygook, I just spell it differently. lol

 

[swanicyouth]