Luxor Polishing Compounds: Which Color for Each Metal
Learn what each Luxor compound does, from pink for scratches and firescale to yellow and orange finals, and why to label buffs by metal.
More →A tip from @roseandcrownjewellers for shortening a goat hair polishing wheel and using a light touch so the bristles polish without rounding corners.
Learn what each Luxor compound does, from pink for scratches and firescale to yellow and orange finals, and why to label buffs by metal.
More →A tip from @piecesofstarrjewelry for raking a new cotton buff and singeing its loose flyaways before charging it with compound.
More →How silica free LUXI polishing compounds work, and a simple three step polish starting with gray LUXI on a muslin buff.
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Learn how flexible 3M polishing papers wrap on sticks or split mandrels to remove patina from textures without flat spots.
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