Polishing process is a processing method that uses mechanical, chemical or electrochemical action to reduce the surface roughness of the work piece to obtain a bright, flat surface. It is the finishing process of the work piece surface using polishing tools and abrasive particles or other polishing media.
Polishing cannot improve the dimensional accuracy or geometric shape accuracy of the work piece, but to get a smooth surface or mirror luster for the purpose, sometimes also used to eliminate the luster (matting). Usually polishing wheels are used as polishing tools. Polishing wheel is generally made of multi-layer canvas, felt or leather laminated, both sides with metal round plate clamping, its wheel edge coated with polishing agent made of micronized abrasives and grease and other uniform mixture. Ultrasonic polishing, electrolytic polishing, chemical polishing, mechanical polishing, fluid polishing, magnetic grinding polishing and other processing methods.
Polishing must adhere to the "rather slow, not fast, rather light, not heavy" principle, to avoid throwing primer.
The wire back up to avoid injury, injury to the machine, tangled wire, wire contact is strictly prohibited.
Polishing wax can be first poured on the paint surface evenly dispersed to prevent splashing paint.
Before polishing the paint surface is recommended to wipe with car wash mud to remove the surface particles and pollutants attached to the paint surface.
When polishing the front hood, use a large towel or masking film to cover the front glass to avoid polishing wax on the glass seal and wiper is difficult to erase.
Apply the polishing wax evenly on the wool or sponge disc to prevent splashing and wasting materials.
Place the machine correctly after use, with the two handles supporting the ground and the wool wheel facing up.
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