Reddit mentions of One Bar of Blue Dialux ( Blu ) Jewelers Polishing Compound Rouge - Paste

All my wheels are treated muslin (they're yellow as opposed to the untreated which are white), 50 or 60 layers thick and probably 6 rows of stitching, leather centers. The number of stitching rows will determine how hard the wheel is: a few rows will leave the layers floppy and loose; many rows will insure that one row of stitching will always be close to the edge of the buff as it wears down, keeping the layers tight. Bobbing compound for cutting, White Diamond for prepolish and Dialux Blue for silver and 18K palladium white, Dialux red for 18K yellow gold, and that Japanese blue compound for platinum (same type of buff; there must be a good reason for having a specially-treated fabric for platinum compounds but I haven't had any problem with my current setup). I work mostly in 22K and never put a high polish on it. To be honest, I use the 3" 6-ply 3M radial bristle brushes in 220, 400, 6 micron and 1 micron grits more than buffs nowadays. I have a buff charged with Tripoli for steel and one with Fabulustre for refacing hammers and polishing tools. Rio (and I think Eurotool) carry buffs sewn out of layers of Sunshine polishing cloth that I've been meaning to try for quick fingerprint removal and touch ups.