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. BLACK EMERY COMPOUND POLISHING STROPPING BUFFING HARD METAL COMPOUND SMALL 1oz BAR –METAL CUTTING BUFFING – PRE-POLISH MATERIAL.Black emery is a coarse based compound that provides surface cutting, primarily a pre-polish cutting compound to prep materials to be buffed out prior to a final mirror finish polish. An emery based compound used in polishing by Jewelers, Metal Crafts, Casters for lapping, stropping and polishing.Compound contains coarse grit to remove surface imperfections, scratches, on a wide range of metals, both Ferrous and Non-Ferrous and Precious metals: Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Iron Steel is also used for Wood. Compound is used in lapping stropping application are used with leather, buffs and hard felt wheels. NOTE: We have included polishing recommendations at the bottom of this page, to assist you. Black Emery Compound SPECIFICATIONS: JETS Product # JETS Product #1614-70201 Made in USA - Size is approximately: 2-1/2" Long x 3/4" - Bar Weight: 1 oz. + (Slightly More)Note: Compound is most commonly used with a buffer, motor or rotary tool and is applied directly to the surface edge of the buff wheel. The rotation of the buff will create friction and the heat generated will dress the buff with the compound and will be ready to polish the parts. SALE IS FOR 1 BAR · Utilizes Quality Grade Abrasives · Combined with Additives · Long Lasting Composition with Minimum Usage · Good Adhesion to Buffing Wheels · Minimal Residue · No Discoloration · Produces - High Shine SALE is for a 1 oz BAR SHIPPING: Via USPS MAIL NOTE: Visit JETSTOOLS ebay Store Listings, where you can see the compounds for various Metals and Applications, Polishing Compounds, Felt and Muslin Buffs and Buffing Wheels and a selection of Jewelers Equipments Tools & Supplies. JETS Inc. 621 E2 CKSP POLISHING RECOMMENDATIONS: Our recommendations and suggestions on Buffing to obtain the best results possible: · Use the right compound for the metal that you are trying to polish · It may be needed to go through 2 or 3 steps, in polishing to get the optimum result you are looking to achieve. · Make sure that the parts that are being polished are smooth and clean, use the appropriate abrasive to remove lines and scratches. · Avoid using different compounds with the same buff, if you have to then make sure to clean and remove any hardened compound residue on the surface edge with a buff rake. · Segregate your buffs for the various metals, Gold, Silver, Brass … try not to use the same buff for all metals. If you have to then make sure buffs are cleaned (dressed) with a buff rake. · A clean buffing wheel edge is important. · Allow the buff and compound to perform the work they were made and formulated for, excessive force or pressure will hurt the process. · Whenever you are working with Platinum never use a buff that was used for another type of metal. WORK SAFE! Working with rotary motors and wheels can be dangerous if proper safety procedures are not followed. PROTECTION - Protect yourself, your fingers and hands, your face and eyes and use respirators.