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Hi everybody,
How do you restore a full gloss finish on EG160 after making some repairs? Searching for best practice 😉
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NW1 for sure but I would avoid EasyGloss because of the Wax content; if you had it, you could finsih with some of the TopFinish2.
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Polishing EG160
SHaas
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6 Years Ago
Epoxy surface coats are typically really difficult to polish. S120 may be the best way to restore a full gloss.
Hanaldo
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6 Years Ago
EG160 isn't too bad to polish, you need to work through finer grits of wet/dry abrasive papers up to around 1500grit before switching to a suitable polishing compound and you should restore the gloss...
Rich (Staff)
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6 Years Ago
What is a suitable poslihing compound? Usually I you the ones from EC... easygloss and nw1.
SHaas
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6 Years Ago
NW1 for sure but I would avoid EasyGloss because of the Wax content; if you had it, you could finsih with some of the TopFinish2.
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