3M Finesse-it 28695 Polish Advanced K211 (215), 1 Gallon (3.785 Liter)

3M Finesse-it 28695 Polish Advanced K211 (215), 1 Gallon (3.785 Liter)

• 3M 28695 Finesse-it Polish K211 is a high viscosity, water based polish for removing A3, A5, or A7 sand scratches on OEM clearcoats. It delivers fast cut with a fine finish in one product and is silicone free for body shop use with rotary or random orbital buffers.
• Features:
  • High cut and fine finish in one step helps reduce cycle time on paint defect repair.
  • Water based, silicone free formula supports body shop processes and easy wipe off.
  • Designed to remove A3, A5, or A7 Trizact sanding scratches on OEM clearcoats for gloss restoration.
  • System ready for the Finesse-it paint defect repair process using rotary or random orbital tools.
  • Gallon size supports high volume operations and consistent process control across teams.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: 3M
  • Part Number: 28695
  • Product Type: Fine polish
  • Designation: K211
  • Size: 1 gal
  • Color: White
  • Formulation: Water based; silicone free
  • Packaging: 4 bottles per case
  • 3M Stock Number: 7100025167
  • System Compatibility or Application: Part of the Finesse-it paint defect repair system; use with rotary or random orbital buffers on OEM and baked refinish clearcoats
• The 3M Finesse-it Polish K211 can also be referred to as K211 polish, fine polishing compound 1 gal, swirl mark remover, automotive clear coat polish, and paint defect repair polish.

3M provides professional compounds and polishes for automotive and industrial finishing. Finesse-it polishes integrate with matched abrasives, pads, and tools to streamline paint defect removal and produce consistent, high quality finishes in production and repair environments.

Q: What scratch grades does K211 target?
A: It is designed to remove A3, A5, or A7 Trizact sanding scratches on OEM clearcoats within the Finesse-it process.

Q: Is K211 safe for body shops?
A: Yes. It is water based and silicone free, supporting paint shop environments and clean residue removal.

Q: What tools should I use with K211?
A: Use rotary or random orbital buffers with appropriate Finesse-it pads as specified in the repair process.