TechDiamondTools Diamond Polishing Paste 100,000 Grains 0/0.25 Micron for a Fine Finish 5g with Medium Concentration (M) 25% Damond Powder

Unbelievable results! Using a small amount of this on a soft micro-fiber cloth I polished the mineral glass crystal on my Garmin Instinct Crossover Tactical watch and it is so clear now that it looks unreal, or not even there. I guess you never know how many small scratches it gets until you do this - results like getting a new windshield in your car.

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Arbeitet gut, aber in Vergleich mit Spreyemulsion, muss man vorsichtiger anstreichen, da sonst klebrig wird und das ist nicht so gut. Schleif eigenschaften sind jedoch sehr gut.

I purchased 6 microns (3K grit), 1 micron (14K grit) and .25 micron (100K grit) to be used as compound for strops. I purchased the 50% concentrate. I tried this diamond compound with really tight and smooth leather (feels like kangaroo tail), balsa wood and basswood. Basswood will be on a fixed angle system, which will be soon. This is what I have experienced so far: * The 50% is very aggressive, do not let the high grit fool you. Cuts and polishes very fast. * Use a very light coat on strops, like in the pic. Light coats take 24-48 hours to fully dry on leather, 36 hours on wood. For those 2"x6" strops in the pic I only used 0.2 grams per strop. Using a very thick credit card to spread across the strop. * The 6 micron was way to aggressive for what I wanted, can dull your knife if you do not keep the angle. Recommend a hard strop surface to prevent rolling of strop surface to not dull your knife. * Keep the angle or on a fixed angle system that has a stone compensator (to keep the apex angle) stropping will help to refine edge and further minimize micro burr, after main de-burring techniques. Use very light strokes, even the .25 and 1 micron is aggressive. * Off of a 1000 grit diamond stone, stropping 1 micron then .25 micron will give your edge the look of a 5K - 6K finish. A am speaking of minimal stropping. * Way more effective and aggressive than green or white rouge compounds. And much simpler to apply to a strop. * Lastly I do not recommend using for stropping before it is fully dried. You will be moving the diamonds from the surface of the strop when still wet and make the compound not as effective.

It was a quick and easy purchase. The diamond paste is very awesome. I had great results on my facets. Thank you diamond tech, I can't wait to get other grits. You all rock