CLEARLY BETTER.

Classic Cut Plus is Classic Cut with an upgraded abrasive blend, so it cuts more and finishes out cleaner. It removes swirl marks, oxidation, and more severe defects, and it shines on harder paints that resist correction. Because it finishes out very well for a cutting compound, your follow-up polish step goes faster, which is why it is the move when you want a stronger cut and a cleaner finish than Classic Cut in one bottle.

• Upgraded abrasive: A consistent cut with a long cycle time and strong finishing ability, even on hard clear coats.
• Finishes out well: For a cutting compound it leaves a clean finish, which speeds up your follow-up polish step.
• Zero fillers, easy wipe-off: Real correction with minimal dusting and a clean wipe.
• Pads we pair with it: Microfiber cutting pad or the Tango microfiber cutting pad on a dual action, or wool on a rotary. Correcting soft paint, drop to a microfiber finishing pad on a dual action.
• Why pick it over Classic Cut: Reach for it when you want a faster cut and a cleaner finish, harder paint included.

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

Dual action

1. Prime a microfiber pad and spread product over a 2 ft by 2 ft area.
2. Run the dual action at speed 5 or 6 with slow passes and moderate pressure.
3. Cycle the section until it is clean, then wipe clean and inspect.

Rotary

1. Use a wool pad and work the section to cut, keeping a controlled arm speed.
2. Wipe clean and inspect.

Detailer Tips

• On a dual action use microfiber pads. On a rotary use wool.
• For softer paint, use a microfiber polishing pad.
• Brush out the pad between passes. Cleaning the pad and brushing up the fibers boosts your cut and reduces marring.
• Always follow with Classic Finish Plus or Classic Polish to remove any light haze after your compounding step.