How Do You Make Polishing Compound
An Example of a Polish Mixture for Metals Used Around the Home Is Equal Parts Salt, Plain Flour and White Vinegar Mixed into a Paste, Then Spread over an Item...
An example of a polish mixture for metals used around the home is equal parts salt, plain flour and white vinegar mixed into a paste, then spread over an item and left to dry for 1-2 hours. Lemon juice is a good substitute for the white vinegar, while corn starch or baking soda can replace the flour.
What can I use in place of polishing compound?
Chalk Dust – Believe it or not, chalk dust mixed with a little water can be used as a homemade rubbing compound. I have had great success using this cheap substitute on several paint scratches in the past, and I can’t complain.
How do you make plastic polishing compound?
Pour a couple of spoonfuls of baking soda into a small bowl. Add enough water to make a thick paste. Use a cotton ball, cloth, or even a clean toothbrush to apply the paste to the plastic. Rub the area with small, circular motions to remove the scratches.