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Correct
Use R1, 539R, or R95 when the job requires aggressive defect and scratch removal.
Descripción
Structured AlOx polishing system
Move from aggressive correction to a mirror finish.
Eight precision-graded formulas deliver controlled cutting, coloring, and final refinement across aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, precious metals, and more.
Full and 12 oz. junior tubes available
8 formulasCut through ultra-fine finish
2 sizesJunior + full tube
3-stage bundle539R + R108 + RX15
Multi-metalAutomotive to fine work
How the system works
A graduated system built for control at every stage.
High-grade professional polishing grains are paired with robust, high-concentration binders so each compound continues working under the heat and pressure of machine polishing. The result is faster cutting, easier color development, and less wasted effort.
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Color
Use R108 to refine the cut and build reflectivity, or choose the cut-and-color 539R for an efficient transition.
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Finish
Use ZORAX, RCX, RX15, or RX5 to progress from a bright finish to ultra-fine final clarity.
Compare each formula by cut, gloss, wetness, and working character before choosing your starting and finishing points.
Compare the eight formulas
Choose the cut and gloss profile your surface needs.
Cut, gloss, and wetness are rated from 1 to 10. Use the ratings as a progression guide, then confirm the wheel, speed, and process for your specific metal and equipment.
R1
Red, very-high-cut compound for the most aggressive correction in the AlOx line.
Cut9/10
Gloss3/10
Wetness5/10
539R
Light-green high-cut-and-color formula and the first step in the AlOx 3-Step Bundle.
Cut9/10
Gloss5/10
Wetness6/10
R95
Green high-cut compound for strong correction with slightly less color development than 539R.
Cut9/10
Gloss4/10
Wetness5/10
R108
Pink medium-cut-and-color formula that refines the first-stage cut while building reflectivity.
Cut8/10
Gloss7/10
Wetness5/10
ZORAX
Blue finishing compound that advances the surface from coloring toward higher clarity.
Cut5/10
Gloss8/10
Wetness5/10
RCX
Green high-finish compound with low cut and high gloss for already-refined surfaces.
Cut3/10
Gloss9/10
Wetness5/10
RX15
Yellow very-high-finish compound and the final compound in the AlOx 3-Step Bundle.
Cut3/10
Gloss9/10
Wetness7/10
RX5
White ultra-fine compound for maximum final gloss with the least cutting action.
Cut1/10
Gloss10/10
Wetness3/10
Quick-selection table
Start with correction. Finish with clarity.
| Formula | Stage | Cut | Gloss | Wetness | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | Very high cut | 9/10 | 3/10 | 5/10 | Red |
| 539R | High cut + color | 9/10 | 5/10 | 6/10 | Light green |
| R95 | High cut | 9/10 | 4/10 | 5/10 | Green |
| R108 | Medium cut + color | 8/10 | 7/10 | 5/10 | Pink |
| ZORAX | Finish | 5/10 | 8/10 | 5/10 | Blue |
| RCX | High finish | 3/10 | 9/10 | 5/10 | Green |
| RX15 | Very high finish | 3/10 | 9/10 | 7/10 | Yellow |
| RX5 | Ultra-fine finish | 1/10 | 10/10 | 3/10 | White |
AlOx 3-Step Bundle
Two proven speed profiles. One progressive system.
The bundle progresses from 539R correction through R108 color development to RX15 final finishing. Apply the specified spray polish between the second and final compound stages.
General process
For a 3,500 RPM grinder.
- Cut: 539R at 3,500 RPM.
- Polish: R108 at 2,600 RPM.
- Bridge: Apply EZ Red spray.
- Finish: RX15 at 1,600 RPM.
Professional process
For a 6,000 RPM grinder.
- Cut: 539R at 6,000 RPM.
- Polish: R108 at 2,600 RPM.
- Bridge: Apply Q16 spray.
- Finish: RX15 at 1,600 RPM.
Always verify equipment ratings: never exceed the speed rating of the buffing wheel, flanges, arbor, or machine. The slowest-rated component sets the maximum safe speed.
Surface preparation
A uniform foundation makes the compound work.
For many aluminum wheels, begin around 180 grit, progress to 220, and finish at 400 before moving to a cutting compound. Finer sanding is not usually necessary once the surface has a consistent 400-grit finish.
Alternative prep: a Medium Blue Buff & Blend Disc can remove dirt, grime, and rust. Follow it with a Maroon Satin Airway or 400-grit refinement if coarse hash marks remain. Green Buff & Blend discs are generally used for concrete wheels and are not required for most users.
180Initial leveling
220Refine scratches
400Ready for polish
Application process
Use the wheel to carry a light, controlled compound load.
Choose the wheel
Match the compound and metal to an appropriate airway, stitched, or sisal buff. Use a dedicated clean wheel for each formula.
Mount safely
Install the wheel with proper safety flanges. Confirm that every component is secure and rated for the selected speed.
Load lightly
Touch the tube briefly to the spinning wheel's working edge. Excess compound causes buildup instead of faster polishing.
Work and inspect
Keep the wheel moving, monitor heat, and inspect often. Rake the wheel and reapply compound sparingly as performance drops.
Coat the working edge of the buffing wheel rather than the metal surface.
Machine-polishing safety
Protect yourself before the wheel starts spinning.
Respirator
Eye protection
Gloves
Frequently asked questions
Choose and use AlOx compounds with confidence.
What makes the AlOx system different?
It is a graduated family of structured solid compounds with precision-graded polishing grains and robust binders. The range lets you progress from very high cut to ultra-fine finish without forcing one formula to handle every stage.
Which metals can I polish?
The line is suitable for stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, precious metals, automotive and truck components, architectural hardware, and jewelry. Always test the complete wheel-and-compound process in an inconspicuous area first.
Which formulas are included in the 3-Step Bundle?
The bundle uses 539R for cutting, R108 for polishing and color development, and RX15 for the final finishing stage.
Do I need to sand before polishing?
Polishing compound cannot reliably remove deep scratches or inconsistent preparation marks. For many aluminum wheels, a common sequence is 180, 220, and 400 grit before beginning the compound stages.
How much compound should I apply?
Use a light, brief application to the working edge of the spinning wheel. Overloading can increase buildup, residue, heat, and work time. Rake the wheel when hardened compound accumulates.
Can I use one wheel for multiple compounds?
Use a dedicated clean wheel for each formula whenever possible. Carrying coarse abrasive into a finer stage can reintroduce haze or scratches and reduce final clarity.
Build the finish your surface is ready for.
Select the tube size and formula above, or choose the AlOx 3-Step Bundle for a complete cut-to-finish progression.
Choose an AlOx CompoundOverall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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