any one familier with this brand? bought it from a chinese seller. its bone dry and hard.impossible to ably on the buffer pad.seems like its old and dried out. am i wrong or are they ment to be like that?
I don't have that brand compound, but mine melts when applied to the buffing wheel. The friction heats it up.
this turned to fine powder when i tried to apply. ordered diamond paste in 12 different grit.going to try that on one of my guinea pig razor.comes in syringes. dirt cheap from china.paid 6$ shipping inclusive. guess its dried also was looking on the enkay you showed me,but quite steep shipping prises from U.S
have been around.i live in a small town in Norway,so there are much i have to get on-line because there is not to be found in any stores here. the only norwegian on-line store i found these type of compounds in is a juveler store.the prices is ridiculous.
Cant Quite Make that Out..I Used Various Compounds for Restoring Classic Brit & Harley Bikes for Over 30 Years & Some of them are Kinda Hard Till You Run it on the Mop & it Sorta Melts.. Billy..
Some are made to be applied to wet wheels or pads. Melting it in works on some, but the chalky type can cut and polish depending on how much you apply. I assume it's for stainless steel ?.
they can be used on both stainless and carbon steel. the gray is a cutting compound and the blue is polishing, tried to wet the wheel but the compound end as dust in the sink think i give up on this one
