CARPRO ClearCut | Rapid Cutting Compound

ClearCut is an extremely fast-acting cutting compound that removes defects easily and quickly. Save time with this unique fast, heavy-cutting compound.

CARPRO have spent years developing a more aggressive, faster-acting cutting compound. With an already successful line of compounds and polishes, ClearCut again pushes the boundary of abrasive technology with a rapid-cutting formulation.

ClearCut is a real time saver. Its sheer aggression lets you remove defects quickly, safely and effectively, and it can even finish down to a perfect level on some pad and paint combinations.

ClearCut is made up of extremely fast-acting liquid abrasives built from the ground up for efficiency, performance and speed. It contains no fillers whatsoever and is a pure cutting compound. On medium to hard paints it can be a one-step correction; for a two-step correction, follow with a finishing polish such as CARPRO Reflect.

Paving the way for new technology, ClearCut also has an unusual application method. It benefits from using a little more compound than usual, starting with minimal or no pressure and adding pressure later in the abrasive cycle.

Features

• Next-gen compound
• Rapid cut
• No wax, fillers or silicone
• Low dusting
• Removes scratches as deep as P1000 sanding marks
• Body shop safe
• Compatible with both dual action and rotary machines
• Compatible with a variety of foam, microfiber and wool pads, such as the CARPRO Cool Wool Cutting Pad

Directions (dual action)

1. Prime a clean, dry pad with a very thin worked-in layer of compound, then add 34 pea-sized drops of product.
2. Spread the product across the section.
3. Raise the speed to medium/high.
4. Use minimal pressure for the first 23 passes, increasing pressure with each pass.
5. When the scratches are gone or the polish turns clear, wipe clean with a microfiber towel.
6. Clean the pad.
7. Move to the next section, apply 24 pea-sized drops to the pad and repeat.

Directions (rotary)

1. Prime a clean, dry pad with a very thin worked-in layer of compound, then add 34 pea-sized drops of product.
2. Spread the product across the section.
3. Keep the polisher on low speed with low pressure, working at a maximum of 10001200 RPM.
4. Use minimal pressure for the first 12 passes, increasing pressure ever so slightly.
5. When the scratches are gone or the polish turns clear, wipe clean with a microfiber towel.
6. Clean the pad.
7. Move to the next section, apply 24 pea-sized drops to the pad and repeat.