Make Detailing Compounds Last Longer

[@RUPES]

Attention detailers! You might be unknowingly making a mistake that's affecting your polishing results and wasting time and money. Want to know what it is and how to fix it? Watch now to uncover the secret and level up your detailing game!

[@mohammadmousavi6028]

What can we do with the dust of the compound ? Your course compound has too much dust during polishing.

[@RUPES]

Thanks for your comment! If you're experiencing excess dust with the compound, it's likely that the product is being overworked, meaning the cycle time is too long. Try adjusting your technique to ensure you're not working the product for too long. Additionally, make sure to close the cap tightly when not in use to prevent the compound from drying out or "off-gassing" in the bottle, which can affect its performance.

[@mohammadmousavi6028]

@RUPES yes you are right. I polish a section of car (For example 6 pad size). After that I'm going to the next section and last compounds amount on pad will be dust and if I clean the pad for each section, I lose time and a lot of polish compound.