Polishing Compounds: Cerium Oxide, Tin Oxide & More
The final shine depends on the compound. Different materials respond to different polishes.
16 products
16 products from Covington Engineering and JSP, priced from $3.25 to $47.95.
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Covington Engineering
Burnishing Compound
$6.75
Covington Engineering
Cerium Oxide #1 - Standard
$16.79
Covington Engineering
Cerium Oxide #2 - Super
$31.99
Covington Engineering
Cerium Oxide #3 - Platinum
$47.95
Covington Engineering
Chrome Oxide
$16.49
Covington Engineering
Covington Alumina Powder Gold Polish #1
$9.75
Covington Engineering
Covington Alumina Powder Gold Polish #2
$17.25
Covington Engineering
Linde 'A' Alumina Powder Polish
$9.95
Covington Engineering
Pumice 0-1/2 (Coarse)
$3.25
Covington Engineering
Pumice 1 (Very Coarse)
$3.25
Covington Engineering
Pumice 2F (Medium Fine)
$3.25
Covington Engineering
Pumice 4F (Very Fine)
$4.39
Covington Engineering
Red Rouge Polish
$5.99
Covington Engineering
Tin Oxide Polish
$39.99
Covington Engineering
Tripoli Polish
$4.50
JSP
White Rouge Bar
$11.50
How to choose polishing compounds
Cerium oxide is a popular polish for quartz-family stones and glass, tin oxide is often used on harder-to-polish material, and alumina and chrome oxide are other finishing options. Pumice and tripoli are coarser pre-polishes. Keep each compound with its own wheel or pad, and rinse the stone between steps.