CONSUMABLES


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 an be used on platinu, chroe and palladiu


AA Rouge 3  High uality irror  ry nish on gold and silver  eight g to g appro


Radio Rouge 3  High uality irror  ery oily nish on gold and silver  nown as a cleaner working rouge  hen used, it holds on to the op well with less debris coing off of the op surface  eight 3g to g appro


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Description


P1397 P1396


AA Rouge Compound Radio Rouge Compound


UOM Price EACH


EACH Price breaks available, see website


£14.50 £4.50


JEWELLERS ROUGE POWDER


Compounds - Jewellers Rouge Powder


Traditional - raftsan - riginal - Jewellers Rouge owder


 Jewellers Red Rouge owder is very popular to irror nish gold and silver. an be used with a soft, handle, bristle brush, felt buff sticks, leather buff sticks and Selvyts cloths. Siply wet touch with the rouge to ipregnate. Apply even pressure and you will see the ite return to its irror nish.


DIALUX FAMILY OF COMPOUNDS


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 ery useful for polishing jewellery such as gold rings, chains, bangles and bracelets. Ecellent for achieving a irror nish on large silver ites buy hand such as candle sticks, trays, teapots and trophies. Jewellers rouge powder can also be used on ops, like loose fold cloth, cotton and leather, wet the op so it is dap, apply the rouge powder and polish giving a very traditional craftsan-esue nish.


ialu - utting - olishing - inal inish - Rouges


Achieve a high supree polish nish with the ialu faily of polishing copounds, a tried and tested worldwide favourite used for generations. They provide a lustrous irror nish. ery popular for the jewellery or watch aking uality ites such as ct white and platinu.


utting  Grey - latinu  Stainless Steel fast, coarse cutting, ecellent for taking out arks


olishing  Blue - Gold  Silver gets scratches out, cleans the etal and gives a high lustre nish


 ellow - ewter, Tin, Bronze  lastics gets scratches out and gives a high sei bright lustre nish


inal inish  Green - latinu  Stainless Steel high irror uality nish


 Red - Gold  Silver high irror uality dry nish  hite - Silver  hite Gold high irror uality dry nish, with the added benet of less red ess


Bar Sizes   3  3


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P1384 P1389 P1386 P1388 P1385 P1387


Description Blue Dialux


Green Dialux Grey Dialux Red Dialux


White Dialux Yellow Dialux


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website


£2.50 £2.50 £2.20 £2.50 £2.30 £2.50


 Ever had an T car failure r a light scratch on glass siply buff out that scratch with jewellers rouge powder. i with ethylated spirit 3, i the powder in a sall container to ake a toothpaste teture. se a Selvyt cloth  and rub over the scratch in a circular otion, wash of with water and repeat. lease note this process will not buff or polish out deep arks or scratches.


 g jar Code


P8984 Description Jewellers Rouge Powder


UOM Price 120G


errobrite  3  ery popular good all round perforance, clean in operation good colour


errobrite 3 3  Slightly greasy, good on very hard etals


errobrite  3  Greasier and coarser than 


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Code


P3668 P3666 P3667


Description 2464 Ferrobrite


3050 Ferrobrite 4040 Ferrobrite (Senior AO)


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website


Compounds - Cutting “Learok” Tripolea


£6.35 £3.95 £3.95


utting - earok - Tripolea £5.60


Tripolea is a range of bars for use on non-ferrous etals and plastics. Tripoli abrasive grain is produced fro a special type of naturally occurring silica which is particularly suited to the polishing and nishing of softer aterials. The Tripolea ranges encopass a wide variety of bars each designed to give optiu perforance under specic conditions.


 Gets scratches off and cleans up your etal  Ecellent st stage bufng copound  ideal for gold, sliver, brass, copper, pewter and bronze


LEAROK FAMILY OF COMPOUNDS


Compounds - Course Cutting “Learok” Ferrobrite


Tripolea  3  ery clean, gives good cut and colour


Tripolea A 3  Special binder gives op retention for severe rake action


Tripolea 3 3  ost suitable for at brass coponents low rake action


Tripolea  3  Slightly greasier version of 3


Tripolea T 33  Best for contoured coponents with good op retention


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Code ourse utting - earok - errobrite


errobrite range is designed for heavy cutting operations or the production of a brushed or lined nish. A variety of fused aluina abrasives ay be blended to produce specic nishes or to achieve a desired rate of etal reoval.


 opular starting polishing copounds in the polishing industry


 Gets deep scratches off and cleans up your etal  Ecellent copound for reoval of deep pit hols  deal for stainless steel, iron and base etals


P3665 P3664 P3661 P3662 P3663


Description 2470A Tripolea


2468 Tripolea 2630 Tripolea 2640 Tripolea 2640T Tripolea


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website


£2.05 £4.40 £2.50 £2.55 £3.15


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