MaxProduction Compound

Product Details

Malco Marine MaxProduction Compound

Malco Marine MaxProduction Compound is a high-performance, water-based cutting compound engineered for fast correction and superior gloss on gel coat, fiberglass, tooling gels, and other solid surfaces. Designed for production environments and professional detailers, MaxProduction aggressively removes P600 and finer sanding scratches, oxidation, defects, and surface imperfections while simultaneously restoring a deep, glossy finish.

Its advanced abrasive technology delivers faster cutting action with less buffing time, helping technicians achieve exceptional results while reducing labor. The easy-to-clean formula contains no waxes, silicones, or fillers, ensuring a true finish without masking defects. MaxProduction is ideal for marine manufacturers, boat detailers, fiberglass repair shops, and anyone looking to restore heavily weathered or sanded gel coat surfaces.

Features & Benefits

• Removes P600 and finer sanding scratches
• Corrects oxidation, defects, and surface imperfections
• Produces a high-gloss finish in fewer steps
• Fast-cutting formula reduces buffing time
• Water-based for easy cleanup
• Contains no waxes, silicones, or fillers
• Safe for gel coat, fiberglass, tooling molds, and solid surfaces
• Compatible with rotary polishing systems and wool buffing pads

Ideal For

• Marine detailing and restoration
• Boat manufacturing and fiberglass production
• Gel coat repair and refinishing
• Heavy oxidation removal
• Surface preparation prior to polishing or sealing

Pro Tip: For darker gel coat surfaces, follow with Malco Marine MaxFinishing Polish to achieve a swirl-free, showroom-quality gloss.

How to Use?

Directions for Use:

1. Shake well before using.
2. For best results, use with a Black & White Wool Buffing Pad (AA-M890146).
3. When the surface is clean, cool, and dry, apply the compound to a seasoned pad and buff at speeds between 1400–2200 RPM (1800 RPM for best results).
4. Work the buffer slowly from left to right and front to back, using light to medium pressure.
5. Gradually reduce pressure as the product breaks down and gloss develops.
6. Repeat as necessary until sanding scratches are removed.
7. Wipe the surface with a clean microfiber cloth.