Formula Five Clean 'N Glaze - Mold Polishing Compound & Gelcoat Oxidation Remover

Clean 'N Glaze is the maintenance step in Rexco's Formula Five mold care system. It is a mild buffing compound, deliberately not a cutting compound, so it polishes surface build-up, fine scratch marks and hazing off a production mold or plug without cutting into the finish, and leaves a hard, high gloss base for the release wax to key to. The same bottle pulls chalky oxidation off gel coat, which is why it lives on boats as often as it does in mold shops. Specs Type mild buffing compound and glaze, cleans and polishes in one step Removes surface build-up and residue, fine scratch marks, hazing, chalking and oxidation on gel coat Use on fiberglass molds and plugs, gel coated boats and tubs, cultured marble, solid surface, plated metal and stainless, rubber rub rails Not for plaster, wood and other high porosity surfaces, automotive paint, clear plastic, decals Coverage one quart buffs roughly a 40 ft (12 m) boat Apply with clean cloth or pad by hand, or a power buffer with a lambswool, wool blend, terry or cotton pad Contains silicone and petroleum distillates. Do not use on a surface you plan to paint, gel coat or bond Sizes 32 fl oz (0.95 L) flip-top bottle, case of 12 quarts Shipping not DOT regulated, ships standard ground On a mold or plug Start clean and dry. Strip heavy wax or silicone build-up first with Mold Cleaner #2. Shake the bottle. Apply to about 1 sq yd (1 m2) at a time with a clean dry cloth or applicator pad. Buff while it is still wet, by hand or with a power buffer, keeping the buffer moving the whole time. Polish to a shine. Rinse any leftover haze off with water. Wax with Formula Five Mold Release Wax and lay up. Reapply Clean 'N Glaze periodically and the mold stays trouble free. On oxidized gel coat Wash the surface first with detergent, or TSP where there is wax and oil build-up, rinse and let it dry. Work out of direct sun, 2 to 4 sq ft (0.25 to 0.5 m2) at a time, with a coin sized dab per square foot. Wet buff, turning the applicator often, until the surface polishes up dry and glossy. Heavily chalked gel coat may need 600 to 800 grit wet sanding first. A power buffer is faster but it can burn the surface or cut through an edge, so keep it moving and ease off on corners and hard lines. Clean 'N Glaze contains silicone, so it leaves protection behind on gel coat, and it is the wrong product anywhere a repair, paint or bond is coming next. For heavy oxidation removal on a boat, compare Aqua Buff 2000. The rest of the mold shelf is in mold release agents. Safety: harmful if swallowed and it enters the airways, so do not induce vomiting and get medical help. Use with ventilation and gloves. Clean up with soap and water. Data sheets: Formula Five Clean 'N Glaze Application Guide · Removing Oxidation From Gel Coat With Clean 'N Glaze · Formula Five Clean 'N Glaze SDS