Malco Marine MaxComplete Compound

$64.97
By Malco

Description

Malco Marine MaxComplete Compound is a next-generation cutting compound for aggressive scratch and oxidation removal on gelcoat, fiberglass, and select painted marine surfaces—with a high-gloss finish goal in the same system.

Official Malco Marine copy calls out a water-based emulsion that removes P600 and finer sand scratches plus light-to-heavy oxidation, VOC-compliant and easy cleanup for marina bays.

Why detailers keep it on the cart

  • Aggressive cutting for gelcoat, fiberglass, and select painted surfaces (manufacturer)
  • Removes P600 and finer sand scratches and light-to-heavy oxidation
  • Water-based formula for easier marina-friendly cleanup
  • No waxes, fillers, or silicones in the MAX family positioning
  • VOC compliant per manufacturer product page
  • MDSC sizes: 32 oz. and 128 oz.

How to use

  1. Shake well. Do not apply in direct sunlight or on warm surfaces.
  2. Apply about a 2" dab for a 2' × 2' section and spread with a cutting pad.
  3. Buff between 1800–2600 rpm (2200 rpm recommended), working slowly in a figure-eight until gloss appears.
  4. Add more compound and repeat for deeper scratches as needed.
  5. Remove splatter promptly with a soft damp microfiber.

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  • Free shipping on all orders over $200 in domestic United States. Orders under $200 are charged $5 flat rate shipping. 
  • Same day shipping before 2pm eastern time, Monday–Friday (business days)
  • All orders ship through UPS ground and USPS Priority Mail 
  • Discounted overnight rates through UPS
  • Call 800-248-6130

      Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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      Great product

      "Max complete works as advertised, it has diminishing media therefore must be run accordingly. Using white wool at 1000 rpm on 1st pass, cross hatch at 1200 rpm, cross hatch at 1400 rpm will produce amazing results."

      Howard P. (5/5)

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