Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does the red color indicate about this polishing powder? A: Red polishing powder typically contains iron oxide (rouge) as the abrasive agent, which is a medium-fine... Read more
Q: What does the red color indicate about this polishing powder?
A: Red polishing powder typically contains iron oxide (rouge) as the abrasive agent, which is a medium-fine abrasive well-suited for the final polishing stage after coarser grinding, delivering a high-gloss finish on glass surfaces.
Q: How does red powder compare to white cerium oxide powder?
A: Red iron oxide powder is slightly coarser than white cerium oxide, making it better for intermediate polishing of moderate scratches. Cerium oxide is preferred for the final finishing stage to achieve maximum optical clarity.
Q: Can red polishing powder be used on colored or tinted glass?
A: Yes, the polishing action is mechanical and does not affect the color or tint of the glass. Rinse thoroughly after polishing to remove all red powder residue.
Q: Is 500g sufficient for a month of repair shop use?
A: For a shop processing 5–10 screens per day, 500g typically lasts 1–2 months depending on scratch severity and powder usage per treatment.
Q: What warranty is included?
A: Product quality is guaranteed. Please contact us for any quality concerns.
