Dico 7100060 Greaseless Buffing Compound Heavy Grade 3 Lb

Product Description

The DICO 7100060 is a heavy-grade greaseless buffing compound formulated for use on metal surfaces. Supplied in a 3-pound container, this compound is designed for aggressive cutting and surface preparation tasks where a greaseless formula is required to avoid contamination of the workpiece. It is used with buffing wheels on bench grinders, angle grinders, or polishing motors. Tradespeople and machinists reach for this compound when working through deep scratches, mill scale, or surface oxidation on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The orange color designation identifies the compound grade and helps technicians keep products organized at the bench.

This compound is suited to metal fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, HVAC sheet metal work, plumbing fixture refinishing, and general metalworking environments. The heavy grade makes it appropriate as a first-stage cutting compound before progressing to finer finishing compounds. It is compatible with standard sisal, spiral-sewn, and treated buffing wheels used in typical shop applications.

Key Features

• Heavy compound grade for aggressive cutting and removal of deep scratches and oxidation
• Greaseless formula reduces contamination risk on metal workpieces
• Orange color coding for easy grade identification at the workstation
• 3-pound container provides extended service life in production or repair shop use
• Formulated specifically for metal surface applications

Compatibility

Designed for use on metal surfaces as a heavy-grade cutting compound. Intended for use with standard buffing wheels on bench grinders, angle grinders, and polishing motors in metalworking and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

This compound is applied by a metalworker or fabricator using a rotating buffing wheel. Before use, ensure the buffing wheel is securely mounted and rated for the operating RPM of the grinder or polishing motor. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and a dust mask, as compound particles and dislodged metal debris become airborne during buffing. Apply the compound to the face of the spinning wheel using light contact before bringing the wheel to the workpiece.