If the table made of jewelry or resin looks a little dull or scratched, it can be polished. Polishing is the best way to restore the original luster of resin. Fortunately, the process of resin polishing is very simple, just cleaning and polishing, and then coating polishing agent on the resin product.

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Cleaning and grinding resin

If necessary, wash the resin with soap and warm water. Soak the sponge in warm soapy water and scrub the resin. Before polishing, the dirt and mold on the resin must be removed.

Wet polish the resin with 400 mesh sandpaper to remove scratches. Spray some water on the resin, or soak it in water, and then smooth it with sandpaper. Before the next step, grind the whole surface of the resin for 2-3 times.

Repeat the grinding process with thinner and thinner sandpaper. After polishing the resin with 400 mesh sandpaper, continue polishing with 600 mesh sandpaper, then polish with 800 mesh sandpaper, 1000 mesh sandpaper, and finally polish with 1500 mesh sandpaper. This can better ensure the removal of scratches that coarse sandpaper can't smooth, and finally get a smooth surface.

Dry the resin with a towel and wipe away gravel or dust. Be sure to clean up all the residue accumulated after polishing, and then apply polishing agent. This will allow you to check again to see if there are any scratches that need polishing.

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Coated with polishing agent

Apply polishing agent to the resin surface. Apply enough polishing agent to evenly cover the whole surface of the resin. For the best effect, please use the marked polishing agent to remove small scratches.

Coat the polishing agent on the small piece of resin with superfine fiber cloth. Use a rag to polish the resin in a circular motion. Pay special attention to those obvious scratches and work hard in these places.

Polishing the body resin with a polishing wheel or a polishing tool. Install the polishing wheel or polishing tool on the electric drill or motor, and then polish the resin surface when the polishing wheel rotates. The polishing wheel should always keep circular motion, and the rotating speed should be kept at 1200 rpm.

Continue polishing the resin until it becomes smooth and shiny. Continue to wipe the resin with superfine fiber cloth until the surface of the resin is shiny and reaches the smoothness you want. Continue polishing will make the resin smoother and smoother, and you can stop polishing when you meet your requirements.