NO ONE HAS TIME TO BURN.

Burn Out is our one-step polish: it corrects and finishes in a single step while priming the surface with SiO2 as you work. Built with diminishing abrasives, it delivers true correction with a great cut and a finish that holds its own, and it works in direct sun. Because it leaves an SiO2-primed surface, it is the move right before a ceramic coating or sealant, similar to how Slick Back primes.

• One-step correct and finish: Cuts defects and finishes out very well in a single pass.
• Primes with SiO2: Leaves the surface primed for a coating or ceramic sealant. Note the SiO2 is a primer, not a standalone protectant.
• Works in the sun: A strong choice for outdoor and mobile work.
• Low dust, easy wipe-off: Clean to work with, panel after panel.
• Pads we pair with it: The Tango microfiber polishing pad for more cut, or the HDO orange foam pad for more clarity.
• Not full correction: For deep multi-step paint correction, use a dedicated compound. Burn Out is built for efficient one-step jobs.

Not sure which compound or polish is right for your job? Our full guide breaks down every one, with cut and finish ratings, the pads we pair with each, and what to follow it with. 👉 Read the Compound & Polish Guide →

How to Use

1. Prime the pad: the Tango microfiber polishing pad for more cut, or the HDO orange foam pad for more clarity.
2. Work a 2 ft by 2 ft section with slow, overlapping passes.
3. Wipe with a clean microfiber towel.

Detailer Tips

• For more cut, use the Tango microfiber polishing pad. You will get a little more haze but more cutting power.
• For better clarity, use the HDO orange foam pad.
• If you ran Burn Out as a cutting compound with the Tango pad and have light haze left, refine it with Slick Back on an HDO orange foam pad.
• Great for single-stage polishing.
• Follow with a Beadlock ceramic coating or a sealant. Burn Out primes the surface for it.