What is G3 cutting compound?

G3 Advanced Liquid Compound is a one-step system that provides a fast cutting action and a high gloss finish. It combines all the reliability and other advantages of G3 Paste with a reduced clean up time when compounding by machine.

What is the difference between G3 and G10 compound?

G3 is a rough cutting compund to take out deep scratches, and also used after flatting a car down after resray. G10 used then to take out scratches left by the g3 compound and restore the shine.

Which is better for cutting marks G3 or G10?

originally, G3 was a course cutting compound, ideal as you say for taking out cutting marks from around 1500 grit or finer. It’s quite old technology now, compared to newer cutting compounds from other makers. G10 was a fine finishing compound, ideal for getting swirls and similar blemishes out, and for removing the fine cutting marks left by G3.

What can G3 regular grade paste be used for?

G3 Regular Grade Paste is a rubbing compound recommended for use on OEM and refinish paint systems to reliably cut P1500 or finer sanding marks. This versatile product can be used by hand or machine, to deliver permanent results – no fillers. Use with a G Mop 6” Wet Use Compounding Foam (GMC606) for ease of use and low splatter.

What can a cutting compound be used for?

What is cutting compound? A cutting or rubbing compound is an abrasive material suspended in a paste that is used to restore car paintwork. It can polish out paint scratches and remove old and oxidised paint to reveal fresher paint underneath.

What’s the difference between farecla G3 and G10?

G10 was a fine finishing compound, ideal for getting swirls and similar blemishes out, and for removing the fine cutting marks left by G3. Unfortunately, Farecla G3 seems to have become the “DeWalt” of the cutting compound industry, a well known, well recommended trade product, that has become popular with the general public.