High-performance polishing compound for final high-gloss finishing of metal, ceramic, and composite restorations. Compatible with all buff-wheel types — the finishing step that delivers the mirror surface quality that distinguishes a Wagner Precision restoration.
Wagner Precision Polishing Compound is the final step in any metal finishing sequence. Applied with a muslin, felt, or rag buff wheel on a lathe or bench motor, it removes the fine scratches left by pre-polish silicone instruments and develops a true mirror surface on precious alloys, base metals, and chrome-cobalt frameworks. The compound is also effective for the final gloss step on ceramic and composite surfaces when used with an appropriate soft buff disc.
The abrasive specification is calibrated to remove sub-micron scratches without re-introducing coarser surface marks — ensuring a one-step path from pre-polished surface to finished mirror gloss.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Abrasive Type | Sub-micron abrasive compound |
| Compatible Materials | All dental alloys, ceramic, composite |
| Compatible Buff Types | Muslin, felt, rag wheel, chamois |
| Application Method | Apply to buff wheel; use on lathe or bench motor |
| Form | Bar compound |
Apply compound to the buff wheel by briefly touching the bar to the spinning wheel at moderate speed. Do not over-apply — a light, even coating is sufficient.
Work the restoration surface with moderate pressure and even strokes. Wipe finished surface with a clean cloth to reveal final gloss.
Polishing compound is most effective when used as the last step after a progressive series of abrasive instruments. The preceding steps do the heavy work; compound develops the final mirror surface.
After silicone pre-polish, apply compound with a muslin or chamois wheel. Produces the mirror surface that showcases the inherent quality of high-gold and palladium alloys.
Harder alloys respond well to compound on a rag or muslin wheel after hard-bond silicone pre-polish. Achieves a true mirror finish on NiCr and chrome-cobalt frameworks.
For ceramic restorations where re-glazing is not available, compound on a soft felt disc provides the gloss step after SiC silicone pre-polish.
On indirect composites, compound with a soft buff disc completes the polishing sequence after the fine silicone step for a lasting high-gloss surface.
