i've been reading alot of posts and dont understand why brown before white. right off caswell's site this is the discriptions of the 2 different polishes. according to the discriptions of both it seems to me that you would use the white(light cut for hard metals) then brown(polishing soft metals) for polishing aluminum. after reading the discriptions this is what made the most sense to me. can a pro polisher explain why everyone says brown before white, just doesn't make sense to me??
1.(brown)A tripoli compound, known well for its general purpose use for buffing and polishing on soft metals such as, brass, copper, aluminum, pot metal.
2. (white)This compound will cut lightly, bringing most harder metals to a brilliant shine. Designed for polishing chrome and nickel plate, stainless steel and ordinary steels.
1.(brown)A tripoli compound, known well for its general purpose use for buffing and polishing on soft metals such as, brass, copper, aluminum, pot metal.
2. (white)This compound will cut lightly, bringing most harder metals to a brilliant shine. Designed for polishing chrome and nickel plate, stainless steel and ordinary steels.
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