

🔫 Elevate your firearm’s precision with the ultimate lapping compound!
Wheeler 600 Grit Bore Lapping Compound is a premium 1 oz jar of silicon carbide abrasive paste designed for polishing firearm bores, bolt faces, and lugs. Part of a progressive grit system (220, 320, 600), it ensures a perfectly smooth, precision fit and finish, favored by gunsmiths and firearm enthusiasts for its durability and effectiveness.



















| ASIN | B0063HCSOK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,553 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #43 in Abrasive Finishing Compounds |
| Brand Name | Wheeler |
| Compatible Material | Firearm Bore |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (268) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00661120090113 |
| Grit Material Type | Silicon Carbide |
| Grit Number | 600 |
| Grit Type | Fine |
| Included Components | Wheeler |
| Item Dimensions | 2.1 x 2.3 x 6 inches |
| Item Type Name | Wheeler Replacement 600 grit lapping compound - 1 oz. jar |
| Item Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Wheeler |
| Material Type | Silicon Carbide |
| UPC | 661120090113 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty |
J**E
Works well.
Very good lapping compound. Used to clean up a crappy fitting bolt in my rifle.
A**M
Works nice.
Got this as a finish grinding step for my reel lawn mower (I wanted a sharper, finer edge).
A**J
Good
Good quality compound should be used with a good oil
M**S
Worked well to polish AR10 feed ramp
This is a great polish for mirror-like finish on steel. I used it to polish my feed ramps which gave me a lot of scratches on new 308 brass. Now they shine like cat’s cohones and I have no scratches on brass anymore.
S**4
Good stuff
Great for lapping riffle bolt.
R**K
It works...
It works..that is what counts....seems like it was a bit dry, but never having used anything like this before I just went with it...works fine...enough in the bottle to last through a lot of polishing... :0)
D**C
Great compound
The 600 is great a great start for polymer plastics!
T**R
This is only a lapping and polishing grit compound
This Wheeler 600 grit compound is frequently described as the correct product to use when truing a flat surface such as a bicycle bottom bracket or firearm receiver face. It is not. What I found is that 600 grit takes far too long to do an adequate job. This product is a fine polishing compound, suitable only for polishing slightly rough bores or lapping aluminum scope rings. For truing the face of a forged aluminum receiver, I found that ordinary Permatex 80037 four grit (120/220) valve grinding compound is much cheaper and works much faster. With the latter you can just rotate the facing tool with your fingers to get the desired level surface...and without taking off too much metal.
A**S
Basic multi - grit lapping compound doesn't do the job totally. The finer grit allowed a better finish and a tight seal on the valve seats. Highly recommend this particular product.
T**R
It was garbage the lapping compound was dried out and solid
C**E
Hard as a rock, when I finally got some warmed up enough to be a paste, wouldn’t stick to glass for lapping injectors.