JESCAR CORRECTING COMPOUND

Jescar Correcting Compound | Professional Paint Correction Compound for P1500 Sanding Marks

Jescar Correcting Compound is the ultimate high-performance solution for aggressive paint correction and heavy defect removal. Engineered with precision and powered by a premium blend of European abrasives, this professional-grade machine polishing compound eliminates deep scratches, oxidation, and even P1500 grit sanding marks on fresh paint, fiberglass gelcoat, and all automotive paint systems.

Perfect for detailers, body shops, and serious enthusiasts, Jescar Correcting Compound delivers fast, consistent cutting performance with minimal dusting and a surprisingly refined finish for a heavy compound. Whether you’re restoring neglected paint or prepping a surface for ceramic coating, this silicone-free, body-shop-safe formula ensures reliable results every time.

Technical Specifications:

• pH Level: Neutral

• Filler-Free / Silicone-Free: Yes

• Body Shop Safe: Yes

• Safe for: OEM paint, single-stage, ceramic clear, and gelcoat

• Recommended Pads: Microfiber, wool, or heavy-cut foam

• Machine Use: Rotary (1000–1500 RPM) or DA (speed 4–5)

Application Instructions:

1. Shake well before use.

2. Apply 3–4 pea-sized drops to your preferred cutting pad.

3. Spread compound over a 2'x2' area at low speed.

4. Increase speed and polish in overlapping passes with moderate pressure.

5. Wipe off residue with a clean microfiber towel.

6. For a flawless finish, follow with Jescar Micro Finishing Polish or Fine Polish.

 Pro Tips:

• Avoid using in direct sunlight or on hot panels.

• Clean your pad regularly during use to maintain cutting ability and reduce dust.

• Use compressed air to blow out microfiber/wool pads between sections.

Key Benefits:

• Removes P1500 grit sanding marks, heavy scratches, oxidation, and swirls

• Delivers a strong cut with low dust and a clean wipe-off

• Safe for all automotive paint systems and gelcoat

• Silicone-free and body shop safe

• Compatible with all polishing machines and pad types

Why Professionals Trust Jescar:

Jescar Correcting Compound provides the cutting performance of a compound with the control and cleanliness of a polish. Whether you're performing full paint correction, prepping for a ceramic coating, or removing defects from fresh paint, it gets the job done fast—and right.

Frequently Asked Questions – Jescar Correcting Compound

What is Jescar Correcting Compound used for?
Jescar Correcting Compound is a high-cut machine polish designed to remove P1500 grit sanding marks, deep scratches, oxidation, and severe paint defects. It’s ideal for heavy defect removal during the first step of a multi-stage paint correction process.

Can Jescar Correcting Compound be used on all paint types?
Yes. This compound is safe for use on all automotive paint systems, including modern ceramic clears, soft finishes, OEM paint, and fiberglass gelcoat, making it suitable for cars, trucks, motorcycles, and boats.

Do I need to follow up with a finishing polish?
In most cases, yes. After using Jescar Correcting Compound, many paint systems benefit from a refining step using Jescar Fine Polish or Jescar Micro Finishing Polish to remove micro-marring and maximize gloss.

What type of pads and machines are recommended?
Jescar Correcting Compound works best with wool, microfiber, or foam cutting pads and is compatible with both rotary and dual-action polishers. For optimal correction and finish, pair with the Jescar Microfiber Cutting Pad.

Is Jescar Correcting Compound body shop safe?
Yes. The formula is silicone-free, filler-free, and produces minimal dust, making it safe for use in body shops and paint correction environments where coating prep is critical.

Will Jescar Correcting Compound work on fresh paint?
Absolutely. It’s specifically designed to tackle defects like P1500 grit sanding marks on fresh paint, providing professional-level correction in automotive refinishing and detailing applications.

Can I use Jescar Correcting Compound by hand?
It is designed for machine use and should be used with a rotary or DA polisher to achieve proper defect removal and consistency.