Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish 250g
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Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish (CRC product number 9060) is described by CRC as a heavy duty cutting cream for dull, faded or heavily weathered automotive paintwork. CRC says it removes minor swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, imperfections and old waxes.
It is a coloured paste in a 250g tin, worked on a folded soft, open-weave cotton cloth. CRC says to follow it with Re-Po Cream Polish or another CRC vehicle grooming product to maintain the finish. For new and well-kept cars CRC recommends Re-Po Cream Polish instead.
Where this product is used
- Dull, faded or heavily weathered automotive paintwork
- Removing minor swirl marks and light scratches
- Removing oxidation, imperfections and old waxes
- Loosening oxidised paint and road film
Features
- Heavy duty cutting cream in paste form (CRC)
- CRC states it removes minor swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, imperfections and old waxes
- CRC states it safely restores a deep, rich gloss to dull, faded or heavily weathered paintwork
- CRC states it gives protection against the elements; no test method or duration is published
- CRC states it combines carnauba waxes, polishing compounds and silicone fluids
- Not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria (SDS)
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Heavy duty cutting cream (SDS use: car polish, polishing agent) |
| CRC product number | 9060 |
| Pack size | 250g tin |
| Appearance | Coloured paste (SDS) |
| Odour | Mild odour (SDS) |
| Relative density | 0.94 (SDS) |
| Boiling point | 100°C to 200°C (SDS) |
| Solubility in water | Insoluble (SDS) |
| Composition (SDS) | White mineral oil 30 to 60%, water 30 to 60%, crystalline silica (tripoli) under 10%, mineral oil under 10%, additives under 10%, pigments and extenders under 10% |
| Hazard classification (SDS) | Not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria; no signal word or hazard statements |
| Transport (SDS) | Not classified as a dangerous good (ADG, IMDG, IATA) |
| Source | CRC Industries (Aust) safety data sheet 11/02/25 (revision 2.4) |
Selecting the right option
For new and well-kept cars CRC recommends Re-Po Auto Cream Polish 250g instead of this product. For heavily weathered layers of paint, old waxes, tar and scratches CRC lists Re-Po Cutting Compound 300g as a separate product.
Using it
CRC's directions: wash and dry the vehicle with a chamois. Work one section at a time, folding a soft, open-weave cotton cloth into a pad. Rub firmly to loosen oxidised paint and road film. Swap to a clean cloth if it clogs with perished pigment and dirt.
Let it dry to a light, powdery haze, then buff off in circles with a soft, clean cloth. To maintain the finish, follow with Re-Po Cream Polish or another CRC vehicle grooming product.
Do not apply to hot surfaces or in direct sunlight. Keep the tin airtight. CRC publishes no abrasive grade or cut rating for this product.
Storage and handling
Store in a cool, dry, well ventilated area, away from incompatible substances, heat or ignition sources and foodstuffs. Keep containers labelled, protected from physical damage and sealed when not in use.
Limits and safety
CRC points new and well-kept cars to Re-Po Cream Polish rather than this product, and describes this one for automotive paintwork. The SDS does not classify it as hazardous, but section 11 says it may be harmful if swallowed, in contact with skin or if inhaled, and it contains crystalline silica (tripoli) under 10%. The SDS lists splash-proof goggles and PVC or rubber gloves; a respirator is not required under normal conditions of use. Incompatible with oxidising agents (for example hypochlorites) and acids (for example nitric acid). Read the safety data sheet before use.
Frequently asked questions
What is Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish used for?
CRC describes it as a heavy duty cutting cream for dull, faded or heavily weathered automotive paintwork. It removes minor swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, imperfections and old waxes.
Should I use Extra Cut Cream Polish on a new car?
CRC advises using Re-Po Cream Polish (9070) for new and well-kept cars, not Extra Cut.
How do I use Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish?
CRC says to wash and dry with a chamois, then rub it in firmly one section at a time with a folded soft, open-weave cotton cloth. Let it dry to a light, powdery haze and buff off in circles with a soft, clean cloth. Do not apply to hot surfaces or in direct sunlight.
What should I use after Extra Cut Cream Polish?
CRC says to follow with Re-Po Cream Polish or another CRC vehicle grooming product to maintain the finish.
Is Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish the same as the Cutting Compound?
No. CRC lists Re-Po Cutting Compound (9500) as a separate product. This one is a cutting cream, in a 250g tin.
Is Re-Po Extra Cut Cream Polish classified as hazardous?
The CRC safety data sheet (revision 2.4, 11/02/25) says it is not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria and is not a dangerous good for transport. It recommends splash-proof goggles and PVC or rubber gloves.
Related products
See also: Re-Po Auto Cream Polish 250g, Re-Po Cutting Compound 300g, Re-Po Liquid Polish 450ml, Re-Po Auto Polish and Cleaner 375ml, Re-Po Paint Doctor 260g.
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