Epoxy Polish - Alumilite Epoxy Polish - Alumilite
Epoxy Polish - Alumilite Epoxy Polish - Alumilite
Epoxy Polish - Alumilite
Epoxy Polish - Alumilite

Epoxy Polish

$46.99
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Alumilite Epoxy Polish is an ultra-fine polishing compound, compatible for use with Alumilite epoxies and urethanes. This product is suitable for coarse, as well as fine polishing and sealing. Infused with carnauba wax, Alumilite Epoxy Polish will leave a long-lasting shine on all of your Alumilite surfaces.

  • For use with electric buffer or with items being turned on a lathe
  • Contains carnauba wax
  • Suitable for coarse, and fine polishing and sealing
  • Application by machine
  • Compatible with rigid & fully cured
    • Epoxy
    • Polyester
    • Urethane
  • FDA Compliant for food contact 
    • Complies with FDA CFR 175.300 when properly applied and removed. Once polish is dry and has been removed, wash piece with dish detergent and dry.
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Review highlights

Reviews

Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Review topics: [].

Review highlights

Reviews

Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

Reviews

Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

Reviews

Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

Reviews

Disappointed

"The results of the product were a little disappointing butlets talk about shopping. When I pay $20 for shipping and I get a crushed box that is partially ripped open already, I'm not a happy customer. Do a better job on that or lower the shipping cost. $20 is well over "overnight shipping" prices and we expect better at that price point."

— James S. (3/5)

great product

"fantastic finish"

— Gregory T. (5/5)

Works Great

"Great polish."

— Chuck B. (5/5)

Best Polish around!

"I’ve used this for Years! At one point I wasn’t able to purchase this product but IM REALLY excited to see it’s available again."

— Jacob W. (5/5)

Q&A

Is this only for use with power tools or would it work for hand polishing?
Great question! For a perfect, high-gloss polish, having the proper tools like a buffing wheel or a polishing pad on a drill definitely makes the job faster and the finish smoother. But the good news is, you can still use the polish by hand and get a great result with a little extra time and effort! Just apply a small amount of the epoxy polish to a clean, soft cloth (microfiber is ideal) and use circular motions to work it into the surface. It’s a great option for small projects, touch-ups, or if you prefer a hands-on approach. For best results: Make sure your epoxy is fully cured (usually 24–72 hours). Sand up to at least 1000–2000 grit before polishing. Work in a clean, dust-free area to avoid surface scratches. So yes—you can absolutely hand polish, but for that showroom shine, the right tools really help bring it to life! If you'd like tool recommendations or tips for your specific project, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 📞 (269) 488-4000 📧 info@alumilite.com