Buff Magic- what color?

abalmuth

abalmuth

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I remember this was posted before, but I don't remember why?
Which Buff magic? Pink or white and why?
 
Pink, because that's what was shipped when I ordered it from boatfix. Worked fine for me.
 
I've used the pink for the past 3 years, seems to be the color that is readily sold in the small cans.

Just like jewelers rouge and it works wonders.
 
Pink does more than white (ain't that the truth) white is for your application. Andy. you have an email.
 
I have used buff magic and now recently used prisim polish which seemed to have the same results as buff magic. Anyone else try prisim polish.
Al
 
My understanding is that the pink has jeweler's rouge in it. It's good for both fiberglass and stainless etc. The white is just for fiberglass. I just used it for the first time (pink) and was pleased.
 
Gregory, I found this on a vendor's site. I never actually used the white myself. As a matter of fact I didn't see it on the Shurhold site. I may have just missed it.
Keith
Note: Buff Magic pink formula is infused with jeweler's rouge, a red amorphous powder consisting of ferric oxide. Jeweler's rouge is used in polishing glass, metal, or gems, making the pink formula preferable for metal polishing applications. The pink formula is also safe for use on fiberglass applications. White Buff Magic is recommended for use on fiberglass only.
 
This great to know.
Speaking of bm and pp…I received many comments on the way our boat turned out this year I even had people walk around from the other docks just to ask what I used.
Niles
 
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