POLISHING & RUBBING COMPOUNDS
Which compound do you need?
They differ in one thing: how much paint they take off. Start with the least you can get away with.
| Specification | HVY CutHEAVY | MediumCutMEDIUM | 3in1LIGHT, ALL IN ONE | MirrorGlazeFINISH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cut | Heavy | Medium | Light | Finishing |
| Takes out | Deep scratches and heavy oxidation | Moderate scratches, swirls and oxidation | Light scratches, swirls and oxidation | Fine swirls left after compounding |
| Step in the process | Step 1 of three, or of two | Step 2 of three, or step 1 before MirrorGlaze | One step on its own | The last step of three, or a polish on its own |
| Leaves behind | A surface ready for Medium Cut | A smooth surface ready to finish | Gloss and a thin protective glaze | A deep, mirror-like gloss |
| Use it when | The paint is badly marked | The marks catch the light but not a fingernail | You want one bottle and one pass | The correction is done and you want the shine |
Work up only if the lighter one does not clear the mark.
Four steps to perfekt.
PlushWash shampoo lifts grime; clay removes bonded contaminants for a clean slate.
HVY Cut and MirrorGlaze compounds erase swirls and restore true gloss.
Apply TitanGraphene or SpeedGloss for a hydrophobic ceramic layer.
PlushProtekt pH-neutral shampoo cleans without dulling your coating’s beading.
Why enthusiasts switch
Every batch tested to the same German spec, no seasonal shortcuts.
Ceramic chemistry that locks in gloss and shrugs off swirls and spots.
Everything in the box, with steps an enthusiast runs in a weekend.


















