Lea Greaseless Abrasive Compound create a hard abrasive coating on flexible mops, enabling a variety of decorative finishes along with flexible grinding and polishing. This method offers numerous advantages. For instance, it proves more economical than coated abrasives or abrasive wheels, while being cleaner and more convenient than cement and grit. As a result, it leaves parts clean, simplifying subsequent processes.You can use wheels of various sizes, shaping them for optimal access to parts. If paired with soft calico buffs, high-quality aluminum oxide and silicon carbide abrasives produce decorative satin and butler finishes on profiles.The greaseless base allows for direct lacquering or coating without prior cleaning or degreasing.It effectively removes material from high-profile items, such as grinding profiles, deburring, or correcting surface defects in castings and stampings.For a stronger bind, use No.3 Glue, especially for grinding techniques. You can work with ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and it’s effective on wood and plastics too.For optimal results, work through 2 or 3 stages, polishing at different angles. Lea Compound significantly reduces costs in flexible deburring and satin finishing, as you can rehead the buff when the coating wears out. For best results, apply a new coating at slow speed.No.3 Glue for extra binding for deburring and increased head lifeA80 Coarse grade for castings and forgingsA120 Medium coarse grade for castings and forgingsA150 Medium grade for stampings and drawn partsA180 Medium grade for brass and steelsA240 Classic satin finishA320 Fine satin finish
