Description

- Polymer Wax.
- Safe on fiberglass, paint, metal, and more.
- Scientifically formulated to protect your Car, RV, Yacht, Boat, Motorcycle or PWC from UV, salt water, and environmental fallout.
- Repels water.
- Creates a deep gloss shine.
It will protect your:
- Fiberglass
- Gelcoat
- Clear Coat
- Aluminum
NOTE: When buffing out Pro Polish there will be no major mass of white powder as you work off the product. This white powder that you may be used to from other products is Talc and is used as a filler. Pro Polish will produce virtually no waste as you work with the product. This will allow you to apply and buff out the product in less time with less effort. Enjoy a new way to protect! Pro Polish.
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| Buff Magic Pad (Wool or foam) & Buff Magic Speed 3 – 5 |
Pro Polish Pad & Pro Polish Speed 2 – 3 |
Microfiber Bonnet Speed 1 – 2 |
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| Surface Condition | |||
| Bad Sun faded surface, surface scratches, rough & oxidized |
STEP 1 2 – 3 Passes to remove surface defects w/buff magic pad & buff magic |
Step 2 Protect and seal by working in pro polish with pro polish pad |
Step 3 Buff out Pro Polish to a showroom shine with Microfiber Bonnet |
| Average Light chalking, swirl marks, light scratches |
Step 1 1 Pass to removice surface defects with buff magic pad and buff magic |
Step 2 Protect and seal by working in Pro Polish with Pro Polish Pad |
Step 3 Buff out Pro Polish to a showroom shine with Microfiber Bonnet |
| New No swirl marks No scratches No Haziness |
Step 1 Go to Step 2 |
Step 2 Protect and seal by working in Pro Polish with Pro Polish Pad |
Step 3 Buff out Pro Polish to a showroom shine with Microfiber Bonnet |
Documents
How to Use Shurhold Pro Polish
- Prepare the surface: Wash and dry the surface first. If the finish is oxidized or chalky, correct it with Buff Magic before applying Pro Polish.
- Shake well: Pro Polish should be thoroughly mixed before use.
- Use a small amount: Work in an area of roughly 2 ft x 2 ft. Apply a few small dollops or a thin ring of Pro Polish to the correct polishing pad. Avoid overloading the pad.
- Start with the pad on the surface: Place the pad flat against the work area before switching the machine on to reduce sling.
- Apply with light pressure: On a dual-action polisher, start at a low setting around 2-3 and move slowly in overlapping passes, first in one direction and then across it. Two overlapping passes normally provide even coverage. With the #3400 rotary, use the YBP-5203 rotary polish pad, keep the pad flat and keep it moving.
- Buff the finish: Turn the machine off before lifting it from the surface. Remove remaining haze with a clean microfiber towel or, with the #3500 or #3400, use the YBP-3153 Brite Bonnet PRO at the lowest speed.
- Maintain protection: Pro Polish is a protective wax/sealant rather than an oxidation-removal compound. Reapply periodically as part of normal maintenance; Shurhold commonly recommends waxing several times per year depending on exposure and use.
Pad guide: #3552 with the #3500 Dual Action Polisher PRO; YBP-5203 with the #3400 Pro Rotary Polisher; #3152 with the original #3100/#3101 Dual Action Polisher.












Alan Drinkwater –
Hi Mike. A couple of suggestions re Curbside Pickup:
1. My GPS for 1655 Whyte Ave did not take me to the correct physical location. Perhaps more description in the “ready for pickup” email, eg. Burrard Civic Marina parking lot east end.
2. Helpful if the “ready for pickup” email lists hours of business when p/u can be done.
3. Hugely wasteful packaging:
– cardboard box not needed
– plastic bag not needed
– shrink wrap of container is overkill (unless that is how this item is shipped to you).
It would have been acceptable to me if your staff member just handed me the product and sales receipt.
Cheers,
Alan
Brian Forbes –