How to use:

1. Clean the area you're going to work on thoroughly. Be sure there is no dirt or grime on the glass.

2. Have two small plastic tubs ready; quart or pint sized containers work well. Fill one halfway with water.

3. Place your polishing wheel into the water; let it become thoroughly damp, but not dripping wet.

4. Put some of Cerium Oxide into the empty tub, and add enough water to create a slurry.

5. Attach the dampened polishing wheel to your electric drill and dip it into the slurry.

6. Place the polishing wheel on your work area, use small size felt wheel if scrach is near corner of windows，keep the wheel moving in an up and down and circular tion.

Notice: Be sure that the slurry does not dry up, as this could cause your glass to overheat and crack. If your slurry is becoming dry, you can spritz it with a spray bottle full of water.

Applications

Used for all kinds of coat paints's waxing, polishing and sealing glaze, to clean and improve their lightness, and for auto car detailing, polishing

• For black pad: perfect for removing moderate swirls, holograms, water spots and light defects in the paint
• For orange pad: commonly used for removing heavy scratches and paint defects, perfect for leveling the clear coat and preparing it for a finshing polish
• For blue pad: soft and suitable for finishing step, which can bring your paint to a full shine and prep the clear coat for wax or a glaze
• For green pad: great for applying a glaze to the paint
• For yellow pad: soft one and perfect for applying wax or glaze
  
• For white pad: most coarse and used for removing the most stubborn scratches, swirls and heavy oxidation