A. Bottini White Rouge Polishing Brick
A. Bottini White Rouge Polishing Brick
The A. Bottini White Rouge Polishing Brick is a buffing compound in brick form for keeping tool blades up. BOE specifies it for buffing stainless, nickel, chrome, brass and iron.
It is a metal polishing compound, not a stone polishing compound — it belongs on a buffing wheel against steel, not on a slab. Where the job is cutting rust or dubbing an edge first, BOE builds the coarser A. Bottini Black Emery Cake.
Key Features
- White rouge
- Brick form
- BOE: ideal for upkeeping tool blades
- BOE: buffs stainless, nickel, chrome, brass and iron
Who Is This For?
Shop hands and fabricators maintaining tool blades and metal fittings on a bench buffer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What metals will it buff?
BOE lists stainless, nickel, chrome, brass and iron.
What do I use it with?
A buffing wheel. The A. Bottini Muslin Buffing Wheel, 6 in., stitched 80 ply, is stocked.
Is it a stone polishing compound?
No. BOE publishes it for tool blades and metal, not for stone.
What is the difference from the emery cake?
Grade. BOE publishes the Black Emery Cake as a coarse cutting grade for cleaning rust and dubbing edges, and the White Rouge Polishing Brick for upkeeping tool blades.