TechDiamondTools Diamond Polishing Compound Polishing Paste USA Made 200,000 Grit 0-0.1 Microns for Marble Glass Metal Rock Jewelry Resin Silver Chrome Gemstone with High Concentration Diamond Powder

This stuff worked perfectly for polishing my bullet press in my redding bullet seating die, the die was grabbing or holding the bullets after being pressed in so I put some of this polishing compound on a bullet tip and used my drill for about 15 minutes and it was a mirror finish in side it worked perfectly.

This paste works well. It gave the sharpest edge to an old straight razor I just restored. Great product.

This helped a lot!! My benitoite is scratched up because I wear it in a ring setting. Its less scratched and reflecting its beautiful colors again. Im glad I bought it.

This TDT diamond paste does not disappoint, and is made her in UDA. I've used TEMO and Scottchen (made in China) and I think they're just filled with toothpaste. TDT diamond paste (I use on Tormek for sharpening) is my go-to paste, at a fraction of the cost of Gunny juice, DMT or Norton branded abrasives which are ridiculously overpriced!

Good product. Now you can get a mirror polished knife blade if you like. Just use a dremel tool with a buffing Wheel and spend a bit of time polishing, I believe Made in USA. Also works great on the strop for that razor sharp edge.

It’s an OK product for polishing metal. Such as watches etc. It’s not great for stropping knives. It’s too oily. Stropping is the purpose I had for this, but it’s too oily and doesn’t dry. It’s more of a 2 star for my use. I gave it 3 stars because it polished my Movado nicely. So if you’re looking to polish metal it’s great stuff. If you’re looking to use it as as stropping compound I suggest Jende Industires or Ken Schwartz. Both have some of the best diamond emulsions and sprays in the business. They’re designed specifically for stropping. So I’m not knocking this product. It’s just not that great for stropping blades. I have been sharpening for over 30 years so I have plenty of experience in this area. Will it help with a blade edge? Sure. But there’s a lot better products to take your blades to that next level.

I'm really liking this polishing compound so far! The only thing I've used it for was for stropping knives, and its done a great job! I put it on a soft kangaroo leather strop, let it dry, then strop away! it produces a beautiful mirror finish on my blades, and that's exactly what I'm looking for!

I mostly liked that you don't need a lot of paste to get an awesome polish. I ordered the wool pads and both combo boxes and also the 200,000 grit single tube and would highly recommend all of it. The only constructive criticism I could say is that the paste syringe can be tricky to eject a small amount. The paste at the end can be not as squeezable as the rest on the tube so as soon as that amount exits the syringe then the rest wants to follow easily. Also, not anything on the product but definitely wear vinyl/layex gloves to not get the paste or plating on your fingers.

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I got this to keep my Thiers Issard razor in top form. It's excellent. All I do is strop the razor a handful of passes on a strop pasted with this & it has given a very sharp but gentle edge to a razor that previously needed to get back onto the stones after a few shaves. I highly recommend this . It's a top quality paste from a great seller. 10out of 10