1200Grit 50g Diamond Compound Polishing Paste

The diamond polishing lapping paste compound is a versatile tool for achieving a mirror finish or removing scratches and marks on materials such as lapidary, glass, stone, and hard metals. It is available in fine to coarse grades, catering to different stages of polishing.

Key Features:

Grades and Applications:

• 0.25 - 3 micron: Ideal for final polishing to achieve a mirror finish.
• 6 - 14 micron: Suitable for lapping and pre-polishing.
• 25 - 90 micron: Used for rapid stock removal.
• 400 40μm,600grit 30μm ,800grit 20μm ,1200grit 15μm ,1500grit 12um ,2000grit 9μm ,2500grit 6um, 3000grit 5μm ,6000grit 2 μm ,8000grit 1 μm ,10000grit 0.5um,15000grit 0.3um,30000grit 0.2um ,80000grit 0.1μm

Convenience:

Mixed with a water-soluble oil, ready to use, and comes in a 50g container for easy application.

Quality:

Made with a strong concentrate of high-quality diamonds suspended in an oil-based carrier, ensuring superior performance.

Usage Tips:

Material Consideration:

Start with coarser grades for removing scratches and shaping, then progress to finer grades for a smooth finish.

Adjust the grade based on the hardness of the material being polished.

Tool Preparation:

Charge lapidary tools, polishing pads, and buffing pads with the paste by applying a thin layer for effective polishing.

Safety Measures:

Work in a well-ventilated area or wear a mask to avoid inhaling diamond dust.

Wear gloves to protect skin from oil-based carrier.

Clean up spills promptly and use appropriate solvents for residue removal.

Storage and Maintenance:

Store the paste in a sealed container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Consider the environmental impact of oil-based products and follow proper disposal methods.

Cost and Performance:

While potentially more expensive due to high-quality diamonds, the paste offers long-lasting performance and excellent results, justifying the investment.

User Considerations:

Research reviews and feedback to gauge product effectiveness and identify potential issues.

Ensure compatibility with your polishing equipment and tools.

Practice on less valuable materials if new to lapidary work to familiarize yourself with the process.