PRO Iridium 1250 Polishing Compound

One-Step Polishing – Removes sanding scratches and polishes to a flawless shine in a single step.

Optimized for Spot Repairs – Designed specifically for use with Mirka Iridium SR abrasives.

Fast & Efficient – Saves time and eliminates the need for multiple compounds.

Professional-Grade Formula – Delivers a swirl-free, high-gloss finish with minimal effort.

Compatible with Mirka PRO Pads & Tools – Works best as part of the Mirka PRO Finishing Solution.

Color: White
Density: 1.05 g/ml
PH: 7-9
Product Type: Polishing Compound
Viscosity: 57000.0 cP
VOC Content: 16.0 %
Size: 1 Litre

What is PRO Iridium 1250 Polishing Compound used for?
PRO Iridium 1250 is a high-performance polishing compound designed for removing sanding marks, oxidation, and surface defects while delivering a high-gloss finish on various surfaces, including automotive paint, gelcoat, and composites.

Can PRO Iridium 1250 be used on all types of paint?
Yes, it is compatible with most modern paint systems, including clear coats and single-stage paints. It provides excellent cutting power while minimizing swirl marks.

What type of polishing pad should I use with PRO Iridium 1250?
For optimal results, use a medium to heavy-cut foam or wool pad for cutting and a finer foam pad for finishing, depending on the surface and desired finish.

Does PRO Iridium 1250 contain silicone or fillers?
No, it is waterborne and free from silicone and fillers, making it ideal for professional use, including body shops and detailing applications where a true finish is required.

How does PRO Iridium 1250 compare to other Mirka polishing compounds?
It offers a balanced combination of cutting power and finishing ability, making it an excellent all-in-one solution. Compared to coarser compounds like Polarshine 45, it provides a finer finish while still effectively removing imperfections.

Does it leave behind swirl marks or haze?
When used correctly with the right pad and technique, PRO Iridium 1250 minimizes swirl marks and haze, leaving a smooth, glossy finish.

What is the recommended speed for machine polishing?
For best results, use a rotary polisher at 1000-1500 RPM or a dual-action polisher at medium speed, adjusting based on the surface and application needs.

How do I clean residue after polishing?
Use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe away any residue. A quick detailer or water-based cleaner can also help remove any remaining compound for a flawless finish.