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Buffing Rake Old Compound Removal and Balancing Buffing Wheels .... 100% USA
Buffing Rake Old Compound Removal and Balancing Buffing Wheels .... 100% USA
Buffing Rake Old Compound Removal and Balancing Buffing Wheels .... 100% USA

Buffing Rake Old Compound Removal and Balancing Buffing Wheels .... 100% USA

$ 8.44

Availability: 68 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 1900-K
  • Bundle Listing: No
  • Quantity Included: 1
  • Condition: New
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Tar Heel Parts, Inc
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Warranty: Yes
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    DESCRIPTION
    MADE 100% IN
    USA.
    The metal rake head is heat treated to harden the teeth, making it last longer.  Beware of copies that are not make correctly
    A
    BUFFING RAKE
    is used to clean the spent or old hard compound out of buffing wheels. It also trues and levels the buffing wheels keeping them balanced. A dished buffing face can be raked flat or level. If the buffing face becomes dished, it's easier for the buff to grab the part.
    The buffing process produces heat due to friction between the buff and the part. The hot buff keeps the compound in a soft state, which is close to melting. Once the buff is no longer in contact with the part, there is no friction, the buff cools off and the compound hardens. When this happens, the buff needs to be raked to remove the spent compound and create a nice fresh nap to accept new compound. If the buff is used in combination with a cutting compound and is constantly being used, the buff does not need to be raked until you stop buffing for more than 3 minutes. But, the finishing / coloring buff needs to be raked every 5 minutes because that process does not build up as much heat. Without the heat the fibers have a tendency to stick together. The raking process produces a fine nap which will produce a clearer finish.
    Directions for use: While the buffing wheel is spinning move the rake into the buff slow enough so that the rake is not pulled from your hand. Apply very light pressure until you see a fine nap on the buff.
    Safety First - Always wear adequate & proper EYE, EAR, FACE, BODY and RESPIRATORY PROTECTION while polishing and buffing.
    Tar Heel Parts is a Buffing & Polishing Company with over 47 years of polishing experience. We represent quality products that we stand behind because we actually use them in our own polishing shop. We previously owned and operated a plating shop catering to Concourse restorations. With this knowledge and experience we can help you select the proper products and will be happy to assist you with our expertise in making your selections.
    Please send us a message if you have any questions about our products.
    Selling buffing supplies since 1985
    Orders are shipped promptly the next business day after receipt of payment.
    We do combine orders to save on shipping, please contact us.
    Made in the USA